Possible break-in near Sundown Dr canceled, Fayetteville NC
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BurglaryAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to reports of a possible break-in near Sundown Drive in Fayetteville. The original 911 text came from a caller who believed someone was trying to enter a home. Responding units were later canceled after the caller indicated the individuals involved were leaving the area in a vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland NC Law Dispatch Group Calls
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00:47
Transcript:
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If both units can start responding to a possible breaking and entering in progress.
00:04
Received a text from 911 from (name withheld), near Sundown Drive off Lotus Drive.
00:12
Reference to someone possibly trying to get into the home.
00:15
Caller is texting 911, no further information at this time.
00:19
That's where Golf 13 are out.
00:21
Golf 18 are out.
00:24
Radio 15.
00:25
L15?
00:27
Yeah, I want to use that phone.
00:28
We're out at the cross street for a second unit.
00:31
10-4, sir.
00:32
City 5-1-6.
00:33
5-1-8.
00:35
5-1 had a file.
00:36
You can show me around with 12-15 and 12-18.
00:40
You can disregard units en route to Sundown Drive.
00:43
(name withheld) is requesting to cancel.
00:45
Advise that the subjects are leaving in a vehicle.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Sundown Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28303
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