00:00
14, are you a closer unit to back? There's code 3 to 921[1], (number withheld) Argonne.
00:05
Also an attempt 459[2].
00:07
Just occurred, unknown male heard yelling about a key and TV's dog's barking.
00:12
She advised possibly they were testing the door handle as well.
00:15
You got multiple units assisting.
00:19
She's also advising that she can still hear voices outside, possibly Spanish speaking.
00:27
They tried her door and also heard her metal screen being opened as well.
00:32
Fox two, channel two.
00:33
Fox two, channel two.
00:39
Fox two, channel two.
00:42
assist 900 and twenty-one? (number withheld) Argonne.
00:44
We got units around.
00:48
My line, I hung up.
00:59
10-51, we're getting a fire back out.
01:01
10-17, was that you trying to call?
01:04
Yeah, sorry, 97, the area.
01:08
10-4, 97, the area.
01:11
And the CP's on scene with her son, advising the subjects might be on the side of the residence.
01:23
I'll see you in a minute.
01:24
Thank you for that.
01:30
See, there's another unit with me for the next one to the house.
01:36
Head for the next unit to take the alley.
01:46
Out of 16, contact you one male.
01:51
10-16, 10-4, contact you no male.
01:57
10-19, copy on the call.
02:01
10-6, is there a vehicle?
02:13
17, we're code 4 with one in custody.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
921: Assist or investigate disabled vehicle or suspicious circumstance in the area.
[2]
459: Burglary or burglary alarm, including attempted, residential, vehicle, or in-progress incidents.
Break-In
