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Residential alarm triggered in master bedroom glass area, Atascosa County TX

Burglary

Reported: 11/13/2025 07:34 AM

Atascosa County, TX

A residential alarm was triggered near Fade Drive, activating glass sensor in the master bedroom. Officers are responding to the alarm.

Audio|Source: Atascosa County Public Safety

01:7

Transcript:

00:00

I've got a residential alarm near Fade Drive.

00:04

Point of activation is master bedroom glass.

00:12

1040, you get hold of them, public service?

00:15

Giving them a call right now.

00:21

24, Jordan.

00:22

I'll be 10-8[1].

00:25

10-4[2]-6-24.

00:31

7-47, Jordan, I'll be 10-8[1].

00:34

10-4[2]-7-47.

00:41

608 PD-23.

00:46

Last evening calling?

00:50

608 PD-23.

00:53

10408.

00:54

10-4[2].

00:59

I can hear y'all, but I couldn't get through to y'all.

01:02

I'll be en route to that alarm.

01:06

104. 6.15.

Police codes explained

The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:

[1]

10-8: In service/available for calls

[2]

10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received

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Atascosa County, TX

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