False duress alarm at Permit Avenue residence
Fire & ArsonDispatch audio about a duress alarm at a Permit Avenue residence. Responders report a roommate has not been seen for several days, a locked bedroom door, and a vehicle at the scene. The alarm is ultimately determined to be false.
Audio|Source: Columbus Police Dispatch - Zone 5
02:14
Transcript:
Radio of 9110. Good. Can I give you the backup 124 on a 34A[1] 1717 on a 34A 1771 Permit Avenue on a duress alarm? I can't be not. 124, do you copy that 34A? 124-2-4-A5. Thank you, sir. So I've got to advise you. S11 and the West 13 are here. Monaster in the radio. Sir, you said S-13 is monitoring? Yep. I copy, thank you. 13, if you can copy 34C high risk 939 Ellsworth Avenue, attempting to contact roommate, 35-year-old (name withheld), (name withheld) hasn't been seen by caller since August 11th. (name withheld) has also been missing work. The bedroom door has been locked and his vehicle is parked at the hill. 9120. 911. No, 33. Code 2. Can you pull me back on that 17 and put me a 12-7 on paper, please? I copy. 1-2-3, shall you clear as well? 2-3, I'll check on 534 C2 as well. 2nd 2-2-3. I'll check on 5 at 34 C3, Winslow. Copy 9-10. You can clear their car. I'll code 2. This is a false alarm.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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34A: Duress Alarm
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Location mentioned:
Permit Ct, Columbus, OH 43230
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