Maybe some beads and blankets?Maybe some fire water?
99.9% of alarms are false. Most cops aren't going to bust thier a** to get there. Alarms only are a low priority call and if, while they are on the way another call comes in, they will go to that call first.
it could be. what if someone -fire fighter or civilian- got hurt because some one pulled a false alarm. there might be some excuses like if a person was going to be physically attacked, and the victim pulled the fire alarm just to scare off the attacker and to get help. seems like you wouldn't be arrested then
Actually I am right with you my son is the same age and is doing the same thing. I started to limit his drinks after dinner and I make sure that right before bed he goes to the bathroom. My daughter is also trying to potty train and night also right know she has been potty trained during the day since she was 20 months old so know we just have the night so we make a big deal out of both of them waking up dry and then they get a little treat. I can tell you that they have both not had an accident in about 1 month know and my son was wetting the bed at night for about 4 to 6 weeks. So it will get better. good Luck and yes it is normal.
Burglar alarms generally get a high response priority. However, when an alarm goes off it usually signals the monitoring company, which could be virtually anywhere. The monitoring company then calls the Police and reports the alarm going off. After the Police dispatcher and company dispatcher get done talking the Police dispatcher sends units. The closest units generally respond. The timeliness of the response will depend on how close they are and other conditions. Usually there are at least several minutes that transpire between the alarm going off and the Police being contacted by the alarm company.
As others have pointed out, burglar alarms are a high priority response situation. However, all are assuming the alarm is monitored and not just a local alarm. If there is no monitoring, it will take someone from the area reporting it to the police, or a car driving nearby to hear it, to elicit a response.
