False alarm triggered at a residence on West Burke St, Easton PA
BurglaryPolice responded to an alarm activation at a residence near West Burke Street. Upon arrival, someone on site failed to provide the correct security code. The alarm company later confirmed the proper code with a keyholder and canceled the alarm call.
Audio|Source: Northampton County Public Safety
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Transcript:
Moving by RF Security near West Burke St, Zone 5, sliding door they did speak with someone on site who did not give a proper code.I could double that.No,I did not have to kind of have from that.13507 do you thank you any chance I did not like I let them know and then the operator hung up the phoneokay 2227 thank you for 7 thank you 500[2] Clay Ocademy ten fourYeah, 221, 29[1]9.Two-sivising warrant company call back, they are requesting cancellation.They spoke to the keyholder to get proper passcode.Key-lawyer is none on the team, but their mother is.
Moving by RF Security near West Burke St, Zone 5, sliding door they did speak with someone on site who did not give a proper code.I could double that.No,I did not have to kind of have from that.13507 do you thank you any chance I did not like I let them know and then the operator hung up the phoneokay 2227 thank you for 7 thank you 500[2] Clay Ocademy ten fourYeah, 221, 29[1]9.Two-sivising warrant company call back, they are requesting cancellation.They spoke to the keyholder to get proper passcode.Key-lawyer is none on the team, but their mother is.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
29: Check wanted/stolen
[2]
500: Possible alarm (inferred from context)
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Location mentioned:
Near W Burke St, Easton, PA 18042
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