Panic alarm triggered from car on Plymouth Avenue, San Francisco CA
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a panic alarm from a stationary white Nissan Leaf on Plymouth Avenue in San Francisco. The vehicle's alarm company reported an unusual response when contacting the owner, whose name was withheld. Units were sent to the area for investigation.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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01:16
Transcript:
00:00
Six out of eight, probably 100 panic near Plymouth Avenue.
00:10
Three out of four.
00:15
Customer pressed their emergency button in their vehicle.
00:18
It's a white 2025 Nissan Leaf,
00:22
currently stationary.
00:25
Customer is (name withheld) driving the four-door hybrid.
00:32
Plate is (number withheld).
00:39
David, load in.
00:40
We're going to this 488 units in the area looking near Castro and 24th.
00:48
So these were both last seen southbound Castro towards 25th.
00:51
One person wearing a blue beanie and blue checkered shirt.
00:55
Another wearing all black with a white watermelon bag.
00:57
He is responding to a panic alarm on Plymouth.
01:01
Alarm company called the customer's phone.
01:04
Someone picked up and stated they don't know anyone by that name.
01:10
The customer's registered address comes back to near Plymouth Avenue.
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Location mentioned:
Plymouth Ave, San Francisco, CA
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