Commercial alarm with broken glass at Firehouse
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Prince George's MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
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00:00
Hello. Prince George's commercial alarm.
00:02
Prince George's.
00:03
Prince George's over nine, that's the firehouse.
00:05
(number withheld) Washington Boulevard, that's (number withheld) Washington.
00:08
Fire is audible from the kitchen, motion with no contact on scene.
00:13
Prince George's.
00:14
302, check and verify.
00:15
10-4, 10-9, you're Prince George's.
00:18
10-4. 10-2. 10-4.
00:20
Is this 17 on the speaker off?
00:23
That's correct.
00:24
He advised that he was waiting in his vehicle.
00:27
Edward Nine, hold me out in front of Firehouse.
00:31
So, right nine, same call.
00:34
Broken glass in front.
00:36
I'll hit to the back.
00:41
Not on the back.
00:43
Every nine, quick ways also been for wires as well.
00:47
Holding up on both front doors.
00:49
Right five, I'm gonna reroute.
00:51
Right five, I'm pulling up on it.
00:54
Five.
00:56
Frank
00:59
Nine, Edward Nine, those doing two businesses.
01:01
You see, broken glass.
01:04
I'm having a man go down and check the other doors.
01:08
H&R Block and the battery store.
01:11
Okay. Frank
01:13
Two, what vehicles are 17 waiting in? Frank Two, calling in the device, just saying he was in front of Super Clean.
01:20
I checked the rest of the businesses.
01:24
They're not affected.
01:25
Just the firehouse.
01:28
Bring two. You can clear this and route me to firehouse.
01:32
I don't see anyone waiting for me here.
01:34
Frank,
01:37
I want to be contacted with a subject here behind the building.
Break-In
