Fire and police check residential alarm at home

Heard on: Oldham County KY Law Dispatch

01:05

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Can I call you off your day patrol? Fire's asking for some assistance at a fire alarm.

00:06

10-4, go ahead.

00:09

It's (number withheld) Brookside Drive West, (number withheld) Brookside Drive.

00:15

They're on scene of a residential fire alarm and the door is locked.

00:18

No one's answering.

00:19

They're requesting, I guess they're going to force entry.

00:24

10-4.

00:26

Good morning, sir.

00:29

Radio to 314.

00:32

Go ahead.

00:34

They're saying that it might also be a burglar alarm.

00:37

Do you want another car? They've got at least one engine and an assistant chief on scene out there.

00:45

All right, you got one on the way.

00:53

Are you? I'll head that way.

00:56

Oh, did you ever ask you? And I'll show you in route in 300 and thirty-three and 314 .

01:01

We made contact with the homeowner who is out of town and nobody should be there.

2026-11-13 10:05 UTC

Fire

Brookside Dr W, Pewee Valley, KY 40056

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, police were requested to assist fire crews at a residential alarm on Brookside Drive West. The home had a locked door and no answer, and crews considered forced entry. It was later reported as a possible burglar alarm, and the homeowner was contacted and said nobody should be inside while they were out of town.