Police secure vacant building after break-in


Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Northern District
04:5
Transcript:
Eleven. Eleven. Can I have a number. We need to clear the house one more time. I'm sorry, 10-9, you said, um... Can I get a 10-11? I have to clear the house. All right, 10-4. All right, and on Baker 27... Two-seven. 284 Lincoln 8-9. Is that a normally? Yeah, 10-4-drought of 284 Lincoln, 9-0. Then I get another unit to 1011, 101-10, 101. Then I get another unit to 1011, 5-Bake-11, 34-29 chest, not to clear the house. 13th in the road. Simple. Okay for the back. Oh now that unit is clearing the house. Yeah, in reference with Adam 11 guys this morning. Yeah, 13, I put me in the back to the road. Coming from you, okay. Yeah, I put you in the back 13. And 27, it's a 2004 Toyota, Sequoia, expiration, 831, 2025, 1047 on the stolen. (name withheld), Valley Class Cede, the bone is driving. All right. So forth right. You're welcome, sir. I think, is it a household as a building, 11? It looks like a house with... multiple apartments. As apartment building, is vacant? Well, they did clear the house last night, but they would not be able to enter apartment three. That apartment is still locked. The owner was not here. That's why they did not make entry. I copy. Hold on. What's the call for service for? Just a follow-up to just what 11 said that the one unit was locked and the officers weren't able to gain assets. So what was the original call for service, ma'am? A solemn alarm? It might have been a B&A. Hold on. It was a B&E. The original call was for a B&E. Adam 11 got a CC4 police information. All right, 10-4. And the unit that is secured, is that in reference to the B&E call? Yes, the owner called back for a follow-up for the officer to come and clear the one apartment that they did not have access to. All right, 104. Do we have a number for the owner to come and open the apartment? He's on scene. All right, 104. Okay, I have a CC-2075 if you want to look into it. 2075. 2-8. This is going to wrap the wall, basically. Is this in, you're clear, you're clear of the Western District or is just in reference?
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