Burglary alarm triggered at retail store on Market Street, San Francisco CA
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BurglaryAs discussed during the dispatch call, an audible alarm was triggered by a motion detector at a retail store called Skin on Market near Market Street, San Francisco. Authorities responded following the activation.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:24
Transcript:
00:00
One car view, priority 100 audible, near Market Street, please cross of 15th and 16th Streets.
00:09
Hey, of course for the units who was asking for information regarding the Golden Gate Palms, we did 911 DOC who had no further information.
00:17
Looks like fleet management is out of the office for now.
00:24
Quarter to Henry One Five Edward for the C Fourteen One Fourteen Rolf Cross of Paris and Newton.
00:32
Ten Four, thank you.
00:37
Zero Eddie Room Three Ten Crossing Larkin.
00:39
Station five, car B priority 500 and ninety-four eighty-three Wee Street, cross of Fifteenth at Sixteenth.
00:45
David 15 hours.
00:50
David 15 hours and four.
00:53
And David 15 hours, there is a subject walking up and down Wee Street and I can go over traffic for the last three days and yelling.
01:01
It's a 5530 to 40 medium build wearing a black shirt.
01:07
No 909.
01:12
At word for this 100 apple near Market Street,
01:17
area activation is going to be zone three motion detector.
01:20
They are notifying this is going to be the premise of Skin on Market.
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Location mentioned:
Market St, San Francisco, CA 94114
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