Alarm triggers police response at secure residence
BurglaryPolice received an alarm for a possible burglary at a home. They noted that the resident has made threats to shoot police in the past. Upon arrival, the home appeared secure without any signs of forced entry.
Audio|Source: Norfolk City Police Dispatch - 2nd Precinct
01:52
Transcript:
Good, sir, I canvass the area. There's nobody out here. You can send me towards those units if need be. Copy. There, yeah, I'm catching up on that. I'm out here on this hit and run. What was that message? There's an alarm call at 7028 Clayton's Drive. The resident at that location has threatened to shoot at law enforcement. What's the nature of the alarm? It's the living room alarm, the residential burglary. Do we have keyholder information? They did put in the keyholder phone number. Before we dispatch units on scene, can we try to contact them via telephone and see if this is malfunction or something? The officers are already on scene. 225[1] to 230. At the residence it seems secure and then when we attempted a door, a light that was inside the house turned off and then we were notified about the remarks. Okay. We secured the perimeter of the residence though we've already established that there's no point of entry as far as we can tell us correct sir all right I've added 233[2] do you want to go as well 230 yeah I do you are we able to tell the origination of those comments while they were entered.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
225: Unit/Officer designation
[2]
233: Unit/Officer designation
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Location mentioned:
Near Clayton Dr, Norfolk, VA 23513
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