Silent holdup alarm at Shelbyville Road store
Heard on:
Louisville Metro Police 1 - Divisions 6 and 7
03:15
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00:00
Division responding to a holdup alarm at Thornton's 4500 Shelbyville Road, showing silent alarm at twenty-one hundred.
00:12
729, I'm holding a domestic verbal on six.
00:21
2102.
00:27
721 Baker.
00:31
We'll be there.
00:33
Parkstone Road at (number withheld).
00:35
Parkstone Road at (number withheld).
00:37
The caller advises there's nails all over the road.
00:40
If you could check.
00:44
Okay.
00:45
2102.
00:51
26 Baker, you can answer the 1031.
00:59
726 Baker at 2102.
01:03
So a unit that come back.
01:07
4 Baker at 2102.
01:13
Radio, where'd you say the other holdup alarm was? 4500 Shelbyville Road in St.
01:19
Matthew's.
01:22
They just said appears business as usual.
01:29
3 to 785, Adam, are you 1086?
01:33
I'm 1086.
01:34
2103.
01:35
Six twenty-four out of the clear, so I don't found it.
01:42
Seven twenty-five acre.
01:45
Seven twenty-five acre.
01:47
Okay, we'll be riding with EMS to the hospital, and I will be heading to the court of justice for my M 202 paperwork.
02:00
Seven four.
02:05
Seven 23 Adam
02:09
at 2105. Radio 07:25 Baker.
02:12
Can you advise your PO's code number?
02:19
Six twenty-five, go with that for me.
02:21
Yes, sir. What is your PO's code number, please?
02:28
Give me a 2nd .
02:34
Six twenty-five, go is 5861 .
02:37
Ten four, thank you.
02:42
Three to six twenty-five, go.
02:46
I'll make it.
02:48
Boys Haven, 2301 Goldsmith, 2301 Goldsmith, on a missing report.
02:54
Two juveniles ran off.
02:56
One said he's a danger to himself because he refuses to take his bipolar meds, so true can't make that report.
03:09
2107.
03:13
Seven hundred and twenty-two Adam Radio, you can clear all cars.
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