Detection by Sonitrol Pacific Leads to Two Arrests

Bothell, WA, April 26, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Police arrested two juveniles suspected of breaking into a Washington auto body and repair shop after Sonitrol Pacific’s audio sensors detected the youths’ activity April 24.

A highly trained Sonitrol Pacific operator received a signal activation from the protected site’s fence and listened to real-time audio from the business to ascertain the nature of the activity. She heard sounds of movement and immediately dispatched police.

Officers arrived on scene, located and apprehended two juveniles. According to police, the minors climbed over the fence and into the office through a window. When police arrived, the suspects had a computer outside in the parking lot waiting to take with them when they left.

A representative from the business said he had just been reading Sonitrol Pacific’s most recent list of apprehensions from the Sounding Board newsletter and felt it ironic that he will be featured in the next edition.

Since 1978, Sonitrol Pacific has assisted law enforcement in apprehending 4,888 individuals.

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