Burglary alarm triggers at cannabis farm near Trinity Road, Glen Ellen CA
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BurglaryAn alarm was triggered and security issues were reported at a cannabis farm near Trinity Road. Several alarms were going off and the video cameras stopped working. Officers were dispatched to investigate a possible burglary or intrusion.
Audio|Heard on: Sonoma County Law Enforcement
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01:58
Transcript:
00:00
We're actually getting an additional call near Trinity Road.
00:04
There is a cannabis farm with multiple alarms going off and the video cameras went offline.
00:11
And that's...
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That's... ...understein.
00:18
60 off is 1110-15, time now, 02-2-2-1-0-2-2.
00:27
Is Kington available?
00:31
Kington, are you able to start that way?
00:34
Okay, talking from me.
00:36
Ten-four, thank you.
00:41
King Toulouse. Thank you. Thank you.
00:44
King tool. Thank you.
00:51
See if I am, Minnesota.
01:01
Highway 12, we did confirm that the RP owns both of these cities.
01:13
Sheriff 1-4-66, can we confer the entrances on Trinity near 12?
01:19
10-4[1].
01:25
We can also check with CHP for air.
01:28
10-4[1].
01:34
Unit 1012, info is coming in slow, they aren't pacing at both addresses are good points of access,
01:41
and there is history at the 1-2201 address in the past.
01:46
Do you want to code?
01:54
Okay,
01:56
for all.
01:57
Code 30[2] on Channel 1, reaching traffic 2.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message has been received and understood.
[2]
Code 30: Wanted person/vehicle (hit on wants/warrants)
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Location mentioned:
Trinity Rd, Glen Ellen, CA 95442
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