False medical alarm at locked residence in West Point

Heard on: Hanover VA Fire Dispatch Group Calls

01:09

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

32, you're en route to (number withheld) Winters Point, I'm starting at B as in Bravo for a medical alarm, pole course.

00:07

32 on scene.

00:10

Correct.

00:13

Medic 32 to King William verification, (number withheld) Winters Point.

00:19

That is correct.

00:21

Winter's Lane.

00:22

Do you have a callback number? Door's locked.

00:27

It was an alarm company that called it in.

00:30

I'll see if we've got history.

00:34

10-4, thank you.

00:36

King William to Medic 32.

00:40

32?

00:43

10-4, we're going to check with the office as our next step.

00:47

We asked a couple of the neighbors, they said he wasn't home.

00:50

We will advise there in a few minutes, 10-4.

00:54

Ten four.

00:57

Medic 32.

00:59

Go ahead.

01:02

Can you have a PD meet us over here? We've made contact with maintenance.

01:08

We'll have them go in with us when they get access.

9/4/2026 10:00 AM

Medical Emergency

Winters Point Ln, West Point, VA 23181

False medical alarm at locked residence in West Point

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, medic 32 responded to a medical alarm at a residence on Winters Point Lane in the King William and West Point area. The door was locked, the call came from an alarm company, and police were requested to meet medics to help gain entry with maintenance.

False medical alarm at locked residence in West Point

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