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A break-in took place through a window at Towaco Manufacturing. Sonitrol verified the audio signal and immediately contacted the police dispatcher. Conversation can be heard between two individuals inside the facility as one individual shouts, "I found a hundred dollars!"

As the police K-9 unit arrives on the scene, sounds of dogs barking can be heard as the police apprehend the intruders.

Listen to the banging noises at the secured store that activates the audio verified alarm system. The Sonitrol operator contacts the police dispatcher to notify them of the break-in in progress. Soon after, you can hear multiple screeching tires come to a halt and the police come in to make their arrest(s).

"Sonitrol makes a follow-up call to the owner of a convenience store to inquire on the outcome of the recent break-in attempt at his store. The customer confirms that they [the police] caught one guy at the store and mentions that the perpetrator did not gain entry, thanks to Sonitrol. Apparently, Sonitrol was able detect the break-in attempt at the door and immediately alert the police who responded in time."

The customer, a custom stereo dealer, had their front windows broken in a classic "smash-n-grab" style. Of the three burglars, one was watching out for police. Near the end of the audio, the "lookout" believes "it's not clear" and they leave.