Bank panic alarm triggers staff check in Hager City
Other CrimesRadio traffic about a bank panic alarm. The alarm company reported a panic alarm. Responders and bank staff were contacted; staff said the building appeared fine and they were checking the situation.
Audio|Source: Pierce County Law Dispatch
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Transcript:
Here's 2700 cars for business alarm. Iowa National Bank, Hager City, N1555 770th Street. 2717 called in by the alarm company stating it is a panic alarm showing panic number one. No insider keyholder contact. As of yet, I will give the keyholder a call. Got it. All right. three headed there as well. And I just pulled by this boat. It's fine. I got waved down by somebody from Seaworth, and he said he'll be right back. Take care of it. (name withheld), 2717, 2723 update. Okay, sorry. Hello, (name withheld). She is not there. She has no idea about this. She's going to give the bank a call and then call us back. Pover. (name withheld). (name withheld). So, I'm on the phone with (name withheld), who said everything seems to be fine there. She's checking. Number. Never. Give you an alarm show. Panic number. (name withheld) 2717. Good. I spoke with (name withheld). She said that she checked with everyone there as well. Just wanted to make sure you copied that. Never.
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Location mentioned:
770th St, Hager City, WI 54014
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