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Audio shows a dispatcher handling a residential burglary alarm at 5230 Regency Drive, Apartment 3. The residence is reported occupied. The dispatcher asks if there is an actual burglary and notes that the alarm company reported a residential burglary alarm. No burglary is confirmed yet.
Audio|Source: Lucas County Law Enforcement - Northwest Dispatch
01:20
Transcript: It's (name withheld), (name withheld) 21. (name withheld) 21. (name withheld) 21. 301-8. (name withheld). 432, 441 and 418, start code 3[1] for a burglary alarm[2]. 5.230, Regency Drive, Apartment 3. It is going to be coming as a front door in the building is, I'm sorry, the residence is occupied. 5230, Regency Drive, Code 3, 432. Zero, clear. 441. 441, clear. 418. 44. I'll hunt that way. Do we have anything actually saying this is a burglary? That's negative. Looks like the alarm company called it in as a residential burglary alarm through the front door saying that occupied. That's all the info we have at the moment. (name withheld), then my cruise ticket code two. Copy that. I'll cruise your route. Make it immediate, 432. 432 is clear. 441. 441, (name withheld). Code 2. And 418. 14, copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
code 3: Emergency response (lights and sirens)
[2]
burglary alarm: Burglary alarm triggered
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