Burglar alarm triggered at residence near Old Elm Trail, Sugar Land TX
Fire & ArsonPolice responded to a burglar alarm near Old Elm Trail. A person named (name withheld) said she was nearby but not confirmed inside the home. She suggested her cats might have triggered the alarm.
Audio|Source: Fort Bend County Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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All 34 for a bird of alarm[1], near Old Elm Trail.
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537, colonel trespass.
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Good.
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Steve Valero at 3121 first, rovers to a male location who's damaged property before, verbal with the RP or fusionally.
00:16
RP's requesting a CTWB issued.
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A Hispanic mail arrived on foot.
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I'm not following any advice.
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That number is (number withheld).
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Information only, the Mississippi plate is not returning.
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Paul 34, Paul 54, information.
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The alarm[1] company spoke with a person named (name withheld) who requested dispatch.
00:39
She advised that she is in the area, but the alarm[1] code couldn't verify that she was inside the home, and she advised that her cats possibly trip for the alarm.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
alarm: Burglar alarm
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Location mentioned:
Near Old Elm Trail, Sugar Land, TX 77479
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