Residential alarm triggers on Lincoln Street southeast, Auburn WA
BurglaryA residential alarm on Lincoln Street southeast activated, indicating the master bedroom sensor was triggered. An audible alarm sounded, and the keyholder responded driving a tow truck. Firearms may be present inside the residence.
Audio|Source: Auburn Police
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Transcript:
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For a residential alarm, 311, L.
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Lincoln Street, South Peace.
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Two.
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All right, 7922.
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Seven hours.
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Yeah,
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I need one tow for a semi-18 wheeler and it is loaded.
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About 61,000 pounds.
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I got it up.
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I got it up.
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And one on two, you can expect, it's going to be,
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looks like three is going to go with you.
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It's an ASAP to PSAP alarm.
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Looks like it's audible.
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They did speak to a keyholder who requested a dispatch.
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The sensor shows master bedroom.
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No prior since January 1 of 2020.
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Copy.
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Copy.
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7-922. Go ahead.
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You go ahead and cancel that to our request.
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Okay, copy that.
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One minute you see.
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Okay.
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Responding to the residential alarm on Ellington southeast.
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The alarm company just decides the keyholder is responding at five minutes, driving a tow truck.
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Talk there and firearms in the residence.
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Three coming.
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Four-on-35, we're arriving with the tow truck.
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Covered up.
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A St SE, Auburn, WA
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