Police respond to alarm at Baltimore location, Baltimore MD
BurglaryOfficers checked on a reported alarm at a building on 6th Street. They found that the first floor door and all windows were secure, indicating that the alarm might have been triggered by mistake.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Southern District
01:41
Transcript:
00:00
Yeah, 15 on the back, 104. 60, put me on a back. Between 15 to 16, which one of you close to 3907 6th Street? You can put me on, put me on 39076th and then I will clear up to go. I need to know what unit that is, please.
00:28
Who's answering up for the sound of the Lama 6th Street? Yeah, am I coming over the air? What the hell is going on? Yeah, Southern District can one? Yeah, you're good, you're coming over the air. Okay, are you going to ask me a unit? Okay, uh, what's unit?
00:55
Is responding to 6th Street to sound alarm. 16, I'm 10th. Okay, you're going to call me. Okay, you're going to call me. That call from 2100, uh, you're going to put in my pulse to them at the back. I'm going to be clear from this. One, six.
01:22
First and wheel door are secure, all window are lag. You can give that call the ZYF[1]. Libyan.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ZYF: Final disposition code (likely 'false alarm' or 'no cause found')
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Location mentioned:
Near 6th St, Baltimore, MD 21225
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