Audible alarm at Dollar General in Princeton, Princeton TX
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BurglaryAn audible alarm was reported at the Dollar General near FM 982 in Princeton. A possible suspect vehicle described as a black or silver Volvo was seen leaving the scene heading southbound toward Highway 546. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Collin County Sheriff, Plano, Allen, Murphy, Colony, Frisco, and Prosper Police
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
One audible alarm at the Dollar General near FM 982.
00:05
104.
00:07
135.
00:10
I'm right down the road.
00:12
You can show me around.
00:19
Tim being northbound on Longneck Road approaching the intersection of Monte Carlo Boulevard and Longneck Road.
00:28
Give 3 one more.
00:31
The other one, the other one, the other two three.
00:41
Okay.
00:43
One I'll go down. 31 69.
00:46
William, William, 527, 2527, William.
00:51
527-2-7, 428, legacy.
00:55
Yep.
01:01
729-29.
01:03
This is verbal, I'm gonna add, don't.
01:08
Crazy.
01:17
Channel one is closed for the open door and subject on scene at the Dollar General. Possibly a black or silver Volvo just left the location.
01:42
Going southbound towards 546.
01:45
Can we stop it?
01:49
Yeah, if you can try to make a stop, it should be a black or silver Volvo that just left.
01:54
10-4[1], I just passed that vehicle, I'm going back.
02:00
10-4[1], that should be the vehicle just happened.
02:02
I got a witness here.
02:08
Not have any prior convictions for DWI.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative—message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
FM982, Princeton, TX 75407
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