Alarm sounds after possible break-in at residential address
BurglaryA woman is alone in her apartment when her alarm goes off after she hears glass breaking. She's hiding in her closet and has not seen anyone else around. The alarm company spoke with someone else but could not verify any information.
Audio|Source: Gainesville Police and Alachua Fire
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Transcript:
Channel 1, 1033, 21 Romeo at 1624, northwest, 4th, apartment, 4. Papa, 2, Oscar, 2. Can I use the break, say, or 5, or 7, some notification on all of all, Channel 2? Prop, 2. Okay, 24, northwest, northwest, 4th, as apartment, 4. The plaintiff's an alarm is going off being someone broke into her house. She's hiding in the closet. She didn't hear or see anyone. I'm still trying to further. She has confirmed she lives alone. She has got 5.7 or 5.5. The alarm going off. Have you heard anything else to indicate that there's somebody in the resident? I will ask. Originally, she said she didn't hear anything, but let me a second. 74. I haven't heard anything. 26. And I'm seeing this line about the alarm company. Is that the same person? That's the caller. They're saying everything is okay? That is the name of the... Nope. I don't know. The alarm company spoke with someone, but the first names don't match. They said that they said everything was okay but was unable to give a safe word. So it's going to be a glass break. She actually heard the glass break and she has not talked to her alarm company. Does the alarm cranes you know who they're talking to? I gave a name. Give me one second. on the phone with the alarm company I can call them back.
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Location mentioned:
Near NW 4th St, Gainesville, FL 32609
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