Sonitrol Pacific Audio Detection Foils Four at School

Tacoma, WA, July 17, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Four suspects were taken into custody after Sonitrol Pacific detected suspicious activity inside a school July 5.

A Sonitrol Pacific sound analyst received the initial impact-activated signal from the school and used real-time audio to determine the nature of the activity. The operator heard banging noises and dispatched the school district’s guard service. While the guards were en route to the school, the Sonitrol Pacific security system continued to relay alarms.

The guards arrived at the school and immediately took four individuals into custody. The security guards found a broken window, a two by four, orange juice and some crackers.

Since 1978, Sonitrol Pacific has assisted law enforcement officials in the apprehension of more than 4,930 suspects in the Pacific Northwest. The company provides intrusion detection, access control, security cameras and fire monitoring for schools and businesses. Sonitrol Pacific, a Sound Security, Inc. company, celebrates its 30-year anniversary this summer.

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