Public Dispatch Audio Captures Man Threatening Employees at Plum Dollar General

Public dispatch audio recorded a disturbance at the Dollar General on William Penn Highway in Plum, Pennsylvania, when a male subject threatened store employees on Feb. 25, 2026. Regional police logs entered the incident into local radio feeds the same day, and the event appears in CrimeRadar summaries of the regional public safety traffic.

The dispatch recording and police entries show the call was routed through the county radio system immediately after employees alerted authorities, with the voice traffic flagging a report of threats directed at staff inside the Plum store. The logs list a disturbance at a retail location identified as Dollar General and note the presence of a single male subject making verbal threats to employees on site on Feb. 25.

Store-level staff safety was central to the radio traffic: the dispatch audio captures urgency in the initial call that fed into the county’s public safety network, and the regional logs reflect that the complaint was taken as a threats report rather than a theft or alarm activation. Those distinctions in the police entries matter for how incidents are categorized in Plum Borough records and for how Dollar General corporate and store managers might log the event in loss-prevention files.

CrimeRadar’s summary of the regional feeds includes the Feb. 25 dispatch and the police log entry showing the male subject threatening employees; that public-facing aggregation makes the audio and the log entries searchable by date and location for anyone reviewing Plum-area incidents. The appearance of the Dollar General disturbance in those feeds means the Feb. 25 entry is now part of the regional public safety record.

Local employees, managers, and nearby stores will see Feb. 25 listed in Plum police traffic as a threats incident at Dollar General, with the radio recording and incident number available in the regional logs summarized by CrimeRadar. The dispatch audio and police log provide a time-stamped account of the event on Feb. 25, 2026, that workplace safety coordinators and loss-prevention teams can reference as they review protocols for responding to threatening customers in stores.