Police respond to panic alarm at Martha’s Vineyard Bank, Falmouth MA
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a panic alarm at Martha's Vineyard Bank near Palmer Avenue. The alarm was triggered during a customer issue. One person was detained, and the situation was confirmed as non-threatening.
Audio|Heard on: Barnstable MA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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02:41
Transcript:
00:00
Taking alarm Martha's Vineyard Bank, near Palmer Avenue.
00:04
Silent panic alarm, teller two.
00:10
Seven zero five.
00:15
10-4.
00:20
Dispatch 31.
00:24
31.
00:28
I'll head to the bank right around the corner.
00:34
Received.
00:40
31, go ahead.
00:43
Proceed.
00:49
31 to special.
00:54
Five zero tonight.
00:58
Received, we just got an additional call from the alarm company stating that teller one has a panic alarm going as well.
01:09
Dispatch 31.
01:14
31.
01:18
Staff was having issues with a customer, trying to figure it out.
01:22
We have one detained right now.
01:28
Received.
01:33
10-4, one detained.
01:39
Dispatch, 7-0's out.
01:44
Received.
01:48
Dispatch 31.
01:53
31.
01:57
I got an (number withheld) when you're ready?
02:03
Good.
02:07
(number withheld).
02:16
Ten four.
02:22
Thirty-one dispatch.
02:27
Go ahead with that fire, he's in book.
02:33
Actual (name withheld) out of (name withheld).
02:37
Active negative.
02:41
Ten four.
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