Officers respond to burglary alarm at mission street, San Francisco CA
BurglaryOfficers responded to a burglary alarm and glass break report near Mission Street and conducted a building search with a K9 unit. No forced entry or suspicious activity was found.
Audio|Source: San Francisco City Police
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Transcript:
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I was requesting a K9 unit to respond for a burglary search, near Mission Street, and glass break.
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Come up on A2.
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Any other little K9 units that can respond to near Mission Street come up on A2?
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Oh, (number withheld).
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Yeah, the (number withheld) on the 8-9-10, 5-6-9-9-Victoria.
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Nothing seen or heard, no forced entry, no answer to door or call for.
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You know standby for name.
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A100 Panic, near Madrid between Peru and Avalon.
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13 Edward 10.4, the panic alarm for a lift passenger, the
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(name withheld), and he should be in a great Toyota Prius, plate (number withheld), vehicle appears stationary.
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7 Edward Backington for it.
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Vehicle comes back 32 and current to an RO out of late-through.
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23 for Boy 13 Edward near Mission Street for the building search.
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Code 33[1] on 8.2.
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[1]
Code 33: Emergency radio traffic only
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Location mentioned:
Near Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94103
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