Holdup alarm at 7-Eleven found to be false

Heard on: Livingston MI 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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Five fifty-one, five forty-nine for an alarm, 7-eleven .

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Go ahead.

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One (number withheld) East Grand River for a holdup alarm.

00:10

Five forty-nine, we had the same alarm a little while ago.

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I'll call out there 1st .

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Okay.

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2910, you're set.

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They're clearing out further.

00:23

Clear out further.

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Control from 551.

00:27

Go ahead.

00:29

I'm just starting for the day.

00:31

Is that alarm already came in once or due to the power outage?

00:36

Affirm. They were going to attempt to call up there to see if they need anything.

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Okay. Trying to figure out the response to it.

00:43

Thank you.

00:56

551 from 549, I'm calling up there, you know.

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This is 549.

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Go ahead.

01:05

Any contact via TX,

01:07

they're all good, you can show cancel.

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Okay, thank you.

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51, I'm clear direct, thank you.

5/19/2026 03:10 PM

Burglary

E Grand River Ave, Webberville, MI 48892

Holdup alarm at 7-Eleven found to be false

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As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies investigated a possible holdup alarm at a convenience store near East Grand River Avenue in Webberville. The alarm was later confirmed to be false after contact was made with the business.

Holdup alarm at 7-Eleven found to be false

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