Man reports panic alarm and attempted break-in at community house, Pittsburgh PA
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BurglaryAccording to the dispatch call, a man called 911 from near Station Street reporting he feared for his life as someone was trying to break into a community house. Police were dispatched to secure the building after a panic alarm activation.
Audio|Heard on: Pittsburgh Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
Initially came in for a 911 open line near Station Street off Center Avenue.
00:06
It's an open line with a male saying that he's about to die.
00:09
The phase 2 location, this male is now saying,
00:12
screaming to hurry up, they're about to break in.
00:18
Copy. You could add 518 to that.
00:20
They're available.
00:21
Is there a history with this phone number?
00:24
Okay, thank you back for station and I'll check for the phone number.
00:30
13, copy.
00:39
511. On that phone number, I went back to 2020.
00:41
This is the only call I have from it.
00:48
South Side 4.
00:51
Southside 4.
00:54
Traff are going south 21st Street.
01:00
Cut.
01:02
T.A plate, Zulu, Victor, Alpha, (number withheld).
01:07
It's a gray Hyundai, unknown number of occupants, code on the start.
01:13
Mr. Cross Street, 21st.
01:16
Josephine.
01:19
121st, Josephine for backup.
01:23
Southside, Levin, Rowland.
01:31
142 or help?
01:36
2247. 124.
01:42
124.
01:44
124.
01:47
124.
01:50
Parties with their separate waves.
01:52
You can show us back in.
01:57
Copy 2247.
02:03
30142.
02:05
142.
02:09
142. This is a secure building.
02:12
I don't believe anyone's here.
02:15
Can you run priors to see if there's more than one of these?
02:23
Stand by.
02:27
Disregard, we finally got maintenance personnel coming out.
02:31
Copy.
02:37
Dispatch truck 14, you can put us back in service for all costs.
02:46
Attentional company is 14 trucks back ending and 14 trucks back times on 2248.
02:55
511 and 518 just be advised.
02:58
We're not getting an alarm company for a near Station Street for a panic alarm[1].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
panic alarm: Activation of a panic or silent alarm indicating an emergency at a location.
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Location mentioned:
EECM Community House, 6140 Station St, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
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