False residential alarm activates due to faulty code, Shelbyville IN
Fire & ArsonPolice responded to a residential alarm near Brandywine Ct d. The homeowner was present but her alarm code was not working. She contacted the alarm company for assistance. Accidental alarms may continue due to the issue.
Audio|Source: Shelby County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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562 and 5666, we're going to be out of near Brandywine Ct d.
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B as in David, B as in Boy.
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D is in Haven.
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Okay. Stand for.
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Alright,
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three, you can just record. Okay, four.
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Okay, seven. Seven. I'm today from the phone call.
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If you would just leave me on there, I'll have some notes.
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Here in a minute. Clear.
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Not 22. Moving here checks 10-4[1], a homeowner's home, she's the one night to make the alarm, for some reason her code's not working, she's contacted an alarm company to try to get it figured out, so you might get it a few more times.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
Near Brandywine Ct d, Shelbyville, IN 46176
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