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Panic Alarm

Panic alarm clients are entitled to all the services of patrol service clients. In addition, clients may have a panic alarm system installed at a once-off fee. The alarm is activated by client and is immediately received by All Inclusive Residential Security’s alarm monitoring system. The patrol official is immediately dispatched to the client’s property.

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