False alarm with faulty sensors at building on west main, Gaylord MI
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BurglaryAn alarm triggered multiple times at a building near West Main Street. The keyholder reported sensor issues. Officers checked and confirmed the building was secure.
Audio|Heard on: Otsego County Sheriff, Gaylord Police, MSP District 7
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Transcript:
00:00
When are your break to check an alarm?
00:03
Go ahead with it.
00:10
Near West Main St.
00:11
It's going to be five below.
00:13
About five activations on the front door sensor.
00:15
I spoke with the keyholder there.
00:16
She said they have been having problems with that sensor.
00:19
If you could just take a look and make sure it secure.
00:22
Where do you can send that zero six.
00:24
Okay.
00:26
Central from 7333, show us out.
00:29
Central from 7333. Show us out. Central from 7333.
00:42
Go ahead. Building is secure.
00:45
Where is the key holder contacted?
00:53
The alarm company said that they were going to call once, they won't give us that info.
01:00
Clear, you can show it's clear.
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Location mentioned:
W Main St, Gaylord, MI 49735
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