00:00
11-04, 11-06, 10-65[1], an audible alarm at a business.
00:08
It's going to be for (number withheld) East Copans Road at JCPenney.
00:12
Johnson Controls advising it's an activation for a burglary alarm from groups 3, 1, 3, and 4.
00:20
They're working on a callback.
00:22
Got an answering machine so far.
00:35
alpha 9, 18, 12 units are out.
00:57
11 on the 270, do you need contacts?
01:22
So I'll show you all at (number withheld) Northwest 14th Terrace.
01:32
Hello, Alpha 16, you guys on fire?
01:44
Five nine seven, 2320 .
01:50
Coming back with six eight, please.
01:54
That's 498 Bravo, back with six eight.
02:01
I don't know if I'm showing up at
02:06
ten.So far, so hotel.
02:12
11 alpha 4, 11 alpha 6, got a click.
02:14
Point of activation coming from group three burglar alarm door.
02:19
It's one, three, and four.
02:26
And they also made contact with a low-end group with Chapman and they're requesting dispatch, but they won't be responding.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-65: Attempt to locate or contact a person or subject, often agency-specific in meaning.