Motion sensor detects possible trespassing at Stockton home, Stockton CA
BurglaryPolice responded to a home near Nations Cir where a motion sensor light and chime in the backyard repeatedly activated. Officers requested additional units and a drone to check for any intruders, but found no signs of animals. Dense trees made the area hard to observe.
Audio|Source: Stockton Police and Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Thank you. Okay. Backyard near Nations Cir. Can we get a few more units? There's a chime going off in the backyard. Okay, click. Near Nations Cir. Axi for one, Ralph.
00:25
Can we get the UAS[1] to fly over this backyard? Okay, for one route. Oh, there's that for radio trouble. In 56, just for info. I spoke with a homeowner here. They said that they have a motion light sensor in the backyard that only goes off if someone is close by. No pets or anything in the backyard.
00:50
We've seen it a few times go off when we were 937 and as we were holding it went off again. Okay, 36. Can you repeat your 926? Near Nations local.
01:15
Levy in case he jumps over, it looks like it's connected. One day to 63, one nine to seven. We're close, we'll take it. Okay, okay. Okay, location. David, 23. 23? 3 AMR 29, 131 to County Hospital, it's going to be a medical call.
01:45
To the unit locations. The background is clear, but there's too many trees for interference.
Police codes explained
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UAS: Unmanned Aerial System (drone) deployment
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Location mentioned:
Near Nations Cir, Stockton, CA 95209
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