Real estate agent shows house after suspicious entry report, Alamosa CO
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Suspicious PersonA report was made of a woman entering a house through the back door near 9th Street. Police were dispatched but later learned she was a real estate agent showing the house.
Audio|Heard on: San Luis Valley Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:43
Transcript:
00:00
PD cars, can you start heading RPs near 9th Street? I believe that's going to be near 9th Street.
00:07
She said (name withheld)'s house, a female just went through the back door.
00:12
They did get the keys at the junction box, but they shouldn't be inside.
00:17
Copy,
00:19
13-0-6.
00:22
Center fire.
00:30
Take Patrol.
00:32
Hi, Baker, Force.
00:33
Have a location check, please?
00:39
STO.
00:41
Almost. Let's be a 3.
00:43
Let's do you. Let's do you.
00:44
Just make me a primary on this and then email me, Chad, and then send it to 2 and 5, please.
00:49
I copy, 15, 10.
00:51
Please, please.
00:52
Sorry for bugging, or you guys cleared from this call.
00:56
Okay, um, everybody's clear.
00:57
Copy, thank you, 15, 10.
01:02
Safe Patrol.
01:04
One, take the G20, click.
01:07
Copy, thank you, 1310. Copy thank you, 1310.
01:12
Keneho's S.O.
01:15
Alamosa, Knao's Day.
01:16
Go ahead there, sir.
01:18
Keneas, sir, go ahead there, sir.
01:19
Well,
01:20
we've got from the courage, so I'm referred to do you.
01:23
Copy thank you, sir, you're all 321.
01:28
Alamosa PD. Alamosa PD.
01:31
No, I want to 15.
01:32
I know. Be 16 an update for that mall.
01:35
Good. The RP called back and said that it was the real estate agent showing the house.
01:41
Like that, no one thing.
01:42
Copy 1311.
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Location mentioned:
9th St, Alamosa, CO 81101
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