Open door found at shore united bank with no forced entry, Baltimore County MD
BurglaryPolice responded to an alarm at Shore United Bank in Baltimore County and found an open back door. There was no sign of forced entry. Officers checked the building and contacted the alarm company to investigate.
Audio|Source: Baltimore County Municipal Police Departments
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Transcript:
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30 under, it will be 76 then. We're out of the commercial alarm. It's going to be the Shore United Bank, near Maid and Choice Lane. We have an open door, if you can either monitor or start that way. Was it forced? 10-4[1]. And lease-office address near Greenway Rolls. 14, any side of any... 10-4.
00:26
It's not forced. I had to pull pretty hard to open this back door. All right, it's not forced. 10-4[1]. Have they ever had a spotter coming out? It's on the call, but the precinct is calling the monitor and company right now. 9. 10. You can send me a copy of 10-perse. All right, 10-4. I remember a gun search for Woodlawn, but I'll stay on the channel and tell that you advice. 10-4-7-33. 240.
00:55
1040. Yeah, I mean, there's no indication that there's any type of forced entry here. We're going to clear it real quick. The owner is given the 103. I'm probably going to channel 103. 1338. 74, you're here. K924, you're here. K924. Dispatch the K924. 1145, we're not rectal nickel.
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