Panic alarm causes brief unsecured door at building, Louisville KY
BurglaryPolice responded to a panic alarm at a building near Welbroke Road. They found an unlocked door and were unable to secure it initially. Officers contacted the owner, who said the alarm was triggered accidentally. The unlocked door was then secured.
Audio|Source: Louisville Metro Police 4 - Divisions 4 and 5
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Transcript:
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3.0529. I'm holding the panic alarm.
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I have... it's on 4 speed.
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I only have one card clear.
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I come back.
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Here to 524 Adam and 529 to near Welbroke Road, near Welbroke Road showing Zone 95 audible panic.
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No further.
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Whereat, Martin?
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529-0-0. 026.
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523 Adam radio.
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523 Adams. The building is clear if we made keyholder contact.
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If they attempted to notify.
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Simple. Do you want me to try?
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Three out if we could.
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There is an unlocked door and we don't have a way to secure it.
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I'm okay. Standby.
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Of 21 Adam 3 here.
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521 Adam.
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We made contact with the owner.
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He said everything is 1036.
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He just set it up by accident.
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You can show it both close to Nathan.
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2.4.027. 3o to 522 Baker.
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3 out. 2x. The phone number for the key holder is a bad number.
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We were able to get the side door secure and don't want to clear it.
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