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Panic alarm triggered at home, likely from wrong code, Columbus OH

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Near Aberdeen Ave, Columbus, OH 43211

A panic alarm was triggered at a home near Aberdeen Avenue in Columbus, Ohio. The alarm company contacted the residence, and a female said she may have accidentally activated the alarm by entering the wrong passcode.

Audio|Source: Columbus Police Zone 6 Northeast
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Transcript:
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You vote for a 34A[1] at a residential address, near Aberdeen Avenue.
00:07
It's on the panic alarm.
00:09
AIDA company did make contact with the premise number. Female answered said she thought her 29 did it like a wrong passcode.
00:17
Do one copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
34A: Robbery/Panic alarm

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Location mentioned:
Near Aberdeen Ave, Columbus, OH 43211

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