Homeowner reports possible break-in at residence

Heard on: El Paso CO Law Dispatch Group Calls

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

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Both units (number withheld) Shavano Peak Court originally came in from the alarm company as a residential alarm that was audible coming from the front window.

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We do have the homeowner on the line says she's home alone that her alarm going off right outside of her bedroom.

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Both the alarm did stop while still on the line with our call taker that he's concerned it may.

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The daughter or the daughter's boyfriend, they're both possible suspects.

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She's not sure if someone's in the house or not.

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She did change the codes and that her has threatened to kill her.

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very okay.

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One on forty-one, C of forty-six.

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RP does keep a baseball bat by the front door.

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No firearms in the home.

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There should be two dogs: a black Rottweiler and a yellow lab.

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RP did hear a creaking noise.

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She's not able to confirm if it's a person or not.

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The alarm is off right by the front door.

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RP is going to be located in her bedroom that's directly across from that front door.

9/13/2026 05:05 AM

Break-In

Shavano Peak Ct, Peyton, CO 80831

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received a report of a possible residential burglary at a home near Shavano Peak Court. An alarm company reported an audible alarm near the front window, and the homeowner, who was home alone, said the alarm was sounding outside her bedroom. The alarm stopped while she was on the phone, but she reported a creaking noise and was concerned that a family member or family member’s partner may have threatened her. She kept a baseball bat by the front door and reported no firearms in the home, with two dogs inside.

Homeowner reports possible break-in at residence

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