Residential alarm triggered accidentally by resident, Peru IL
BurglaryA residential burglar alarm was triggered at a home near 6th St, Peru, IL. Police contacted the resident's husband who confirmed the alarm was accidentally activated by someone in the home. No criminal activity was found.
Audio|Source: Bureau, LaSalle, Marshall, and Putnam Counties Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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10, you've found commercial correction, residential burglar alarm.
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Okay.
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1025, (number withheld) North Avenue, (number withheld) North Avenue, Tisquah.
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It's going to be attempting contact with the owner,
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this front door activated.
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Everything's 104, 106, here.
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Linkin 3, 10-hole, thank you.
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Paul 17, status.
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I've tested we're already cleared here going out of the hospital.
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Sub-machine jump on.
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Please, I'll be clear.
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So on from Mendota, starry mile 52-5 feet.
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John 16, I'll be in round to 10, call as well.
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New 10, B. 16.
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You get 1022. I got a hold of (name withheld) husband.
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He advised it was him that activated the front door alarm on accident.
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10-4[1]. I am going to drop by anyway. Anyway, just make sure that's okay.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Near 6th St, Peru, IL 61354
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