Residential panic alarm triggers police response in Indianapolis 

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1.16 of 89 white mail. Okay. So, that's 31, (name withheld) 3.41, (name withheld) 3.32, except for a triple person 519, whisper in East Drive. It's going to be reference a black female banging on complaints door and windows. Droving 5-8 personnel's place. Go ahead. Attention Southwest District 11. A residential panic alarm at 727 Arnoda Avenue. More to follow, 700, North, 7,100, 7,100 West. 1. G. (name withheld), R. (name withheld), I, I, I, I, and Nora, C. Charles. H. Henry, should come back on the green Z. If you can put the 28 and 27 out of older in my run, please. Okay. (name withheld) 341 and (name withheld) 332, (name withheld) 341, (name withheld) 3332 for a residential panic alarm at 727 on Old Avenue for the Zambrano residents. More to follow, 700 north, 3100 west. Both those are already on a run. Clear. 311, take it. Neathe 29. He's confirmed negative in there run. Okay. (name withheld) 311 at 239. 326. He can just record. I found the vehicle with 10. Auto return, I'll call them. Um, go here. Control, I'm at the CJC key copy, I do. Go ahead. 348, 723. 240. Control, 27.4. Speaker, 27.4. Baker, 27 is long. Any chance you can do a call back. I'm not located from crash. to 727 Arnold Avenue, represent at a residential panic alarm, drop location panel, panic, a female subject that lies to send police over the panel, they've disconnected with alarm alarm alarm 137-311 on the panic alarm, 727 Arnold Avenue. Put me on it. 248. I'll try to call him, but Rapid SOS was still showing 37 West 38 Street, and I think I found the plate on it.

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