Burglar alarm triggered at east forge avenue residence, Mesa AZ
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BurglaryAs discussed during the dispatch call, a burglar alarm was triggered at a residence near East Forge Avenue. The timing of the activation is unclear, and attempts to contact the keyholder have been unsuccessful. There is no current evidence of a break-in or audible alarm.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Red Mountain Patrol District
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03:56
Transcript:
00:00
Any unit that can respond for a burg alarm, 2205 East Forge Avenue.
00:08
Six 1403.
00:11
One Baker 14, can you start for a burg alarm at (name withheld), 2205 East Forge Avenue? I'm working on a 906[1] for you at the district.
00:22
Probably not.
00:27
For the 420, it'll be more of a 424 over money issues.
00:31
RV has been at the resident for three months now, and RPA has not been served in the eviction papers.
00:38
Okay. Okay.
00:44
Units for the 900 on Greenfield.
00:46
The neighbor is a white male in his 60s wearing black shirt and blue jeans.
00:50
His name is Jeff.
00:51
He's six feet, skinny, gray white hair, and nonverbal.
01:03
For the 420, RP will be waiting outside by their vehicle, which is a silver, 2011 Hyundai, Alontera, RP's wearing a red shirt, blue jeans,
01:12
and a 49ers hat.
01:13
They have a pocket 423, but they're going to put it in their vehicle.
01:19
Copy.
01:23
Units for the 900.
01:25
The neighbor lives with a brother and the brother's inside their own lot.
01:27
There's no history of violence that the RP knows of a node 235 or 390 today.
01:31
I'm working on 906[1] from northeast.
01:34
It's near East Forge Avenue 1000 south.
01:37
It's unknown if it's audible or silent for a garage roll-up door.
01:40
It came in at 1500.
01:47
We have information from the RP saying that the initial alarm went off at 1511, but they're also saying it was activated yesterday, not today.
01:57
RP has no activations for today, just knows that the keyholder is requesting a PD response.
02:07
Is that 21 for the keyholder?
02:16
Do you? I'm rude.
02:18
1 Charlie 51906[1] on a burg alarm with 1 Baker 14.
02:22
The keyholder only provided,
02:26
did not provide any further intel other than the dispatch 20 in the name.
02:29
We don't have a keyholder phone number right now just the one from the alarm company.
02:37
One Baker 14, 1 Charlie 51.
02:40
Do you want the call taker to attempt to contact the keyholder or do you want to?
02:47
Good for phone route what you try to.
02:50
Yeah.
02:59
I'll have you start for the burg alarm.
03:05
Charlie 5-1, I'll keep you 10 aiden back to four things.
03:06
Charlie 5'1, I'll keep you 10 aiden back to four things.
03:14
One Baker 14, 8, Charlie 36, the call taker is giving (name withheld) a keyholder a call right now.
03:22
Okay, thank you.
03:26
David Baker, 41, 7, Charlie 32.
03:28
We disconnected the line with the RP, but they did say the neighbor is nonverbal.
03:38
David Baker 41, I copy.
03:39
The coin 97 conflicts.
03:42
Copy. Copy.
03:47
On Baker 14th, Charlie 36, they attempted contact three times and went straight to voicemail.
03:55
What's you may copy?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
906: Missing person (at-risk)
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Location mentioned:
E Forge Ave, Mesa, AZ 85204
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