Owner reports possible squatters at vacant house

Heard on: Carroll County Police and Fire

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

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Two forty-three. I am going to send you a call.

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A male person, (name withheld), just called in about a property, (number withheld) Balsam Drive.

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He did say that the address might have changed.

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It might be (number withheld) Balsam Drive.

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He said he hasn't been there for about three to four years.

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He's requesting somebody to check on it to make sure nobody's.

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There, he's concerned about squatters.

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He's in either Rhode Island or Connecticut, and he's unable to get up here at this time.

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He said it was his mother's property and she is deceased.

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The property is in his name.

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He said there should be no vehicles, nobody there, or any sign of life.

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He said it's on the right hand side towards the middle of the road.

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It's likely very overgrown.

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It's a horseshoe driveway.

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The house is hidden and pushed back.

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He is requesting now so they walk up to the.

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Door. Make sure nobody's inside and it's a false alarm call.

8/21/2026 12:34 PM

Suspicious Activity

Balsam Dr, Jackson, NH 03846

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, a caller requested that officers check a vacant home on Balsam Drive in Jackson for possible squatters. The caller, who owns the former family property but is out of state, reported that the house should be empty with no vehicles or signs of activity and asked officers to walk up to the door and verify that no one is inside.