Deputies respond to possible break-in near East Ohio Ave, Midlothian TX
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BurglaryAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible burglary near East Ohio Avenue in Midlothian. A neighbor reported seeing two individuals dressed in dark clothing carrying backpacks entering a house through the back door. The house was described as white with a for-sale sign in front. Officers arrived to investigate and manage traffic in the area.
Audio|Heard on: Ellis County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Near East Ohio Avenue, two individuals wearing dark clothing carrying two backpacks were seen entering a house.
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Nine thirty-four, ten forty-two.
00:27
Ninety-one, ten out of service.
00:37
Thirty-two, if I can get one of the elements to come help me block off traffic westbound on Camp.
00:48
Seventeen fifty-nine.
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One Allerton Lane.
00:59
Fourteen, I copy taking the cover.
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It's a keypad alarm.
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Ten four.
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Medic 211.
01:14
Fall,
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Near Kenyon Ridge at Orchard Hill Drive, unnamed alley.
01:26
A neighbor reported the incident from three houses away.
01:29
Two individuals wearing dark clothing carrying backpacks entered through the back door.
01:38
It's going to be the house.
01:41
You can have this one.
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Ten four. It's the house with a for sale sign in front, all white on the court.
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Location mentioned:
E Ohio St, Midlothian, TX 76065
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