Silent alarm triggered near Wilkens Ave with possible squeegee activity, Baltimore MD
Disorderly ConductA silent alarm was triggered near Wilkens Ave, Baltimore, possibly related to squeegee activity. The alarm originated from a location near a urology clinic, prompting a request for personnel to check the area.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Southern District
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Transcript:
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silent alarm[1] on West Austin, Squeegees, and Mokane, the Bullard, and Larson needs somebody going up in 11-block sealing packages.
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In all units, you know this, the room.
00:14
Let me go through this board.
00:19
Put on a copy, real quick.
00:22
Edmund, take care of that.
00:23
I'm okay. I know you're there.
00:25
You can probably show with that.
00:26
And, Kay, is that urology or whatever? Is that a cell tower?
00:32
No, it's from, it usually comes from the medical center, but he's always just an animal window boy.
00:42
All right, if it's not cell tower, once somebody's good, let's just a checkout.
00:47
So, 4ML units, which is in the, SD1 on the air, SD1.
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2,000, below from my back.
01:02
All right, two, all right, uh, real quick, two file, okay, I see that C's C's enough to go.
01:07
All right, um, for near Wilkens Ave, this is usually now with a voice from the urology place.
01:14
You just go in there and just say it right good and then code it.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
silent alarm: Alarm activation received with no audible siren
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Location mentioned:
Near Wilkens Ave, Baltimore, MD 21229
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