Residential burglary alarm at near Valley Rd in San Carlos, San Carlos CA
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BurglaryA residential burglary alarm was activated near Valley Road in San Carlos. Officers responded but found no signs of forced entry. The alarm was later canceled with a proper code received from the alarm company.
Audio|Heard on: San Mateo Country Sheriff
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01:48
Transcript:
00:00
153, 2, King, 52,
00:03
Burglary alarm residential.
00:05
Go ahead.
00:10
33 residential near Valley Road San Carlos pointed back to basins the leaving room window no response silver 501 I don't like 501 copy and 51 I copy and 51 looks like we were just out there earlier this morning at (number withheld)
00:36
Boy, 53, 1029, NIC.
00:40
4.53, hi.
00:46
Velasas, Sedano, Ruegg, Sam, Union, David, Adam, Noro Ocean.
00:50
Robert Union, Edward, George, George, first of Pamela, Greg.
00:54
Go ahead.
00:56
524-62, 62.
00:58
WFA Transience, Brig-FREDI.
01:01
Go ahead.
01:02
Nora, 869, 47, 28.
01:11
Copy 53, your subject is showing 1031 and is on court probation out of San Mateo County for PC 490.
01:19
Subject also has a county record.
01:22
Last booking 5 of 25 or PC 459.5[1],
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another booking 5.25 for 575A and PC 490.2[2].
01:32
Silver, thank you.
01:34
Subject on the ballot, DL.
01:36
Silver.
01:42
K-52, just received the cancellation from the alarm company, proper code received.
01:47
I copy, thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
459.5: Shoplifting (California Penal Code 459.5)
[2]
490.2: Petty theft under $950 (California Penal Code 490.2)
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Location mentioned:
Valley Rd, San Carlos, CA 94070
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