Welfare check for unresponsive person near north 29th street, Ashland NE
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Medical EmergencyA welfare check was requested near North 29th Street for an unresponsive person in a garage. The caller lost contact and reported strange noises and a possible propane heater hazard. There is concern about ventilation and the safety of the individual.
Audio|Heard on: Cedar Bluffs/Wahoo Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Could you be in route to near North 29th Street for a welfare check? We just had a call from a gentleman who was talking to his phone on a friend who was in his garage at that address,
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lost contact with him, said he heard some strange noises asking for help in the background, and now he cannot get a hold of his friend.
00:23
Again, that's near North 29th Street,
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in the garage, was reported.
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reported that this friend is unresponsive there.
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Receive.
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Receive.
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2010.
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409.
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4906. Or 4096.
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4906. Go ahead.
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Do you want me south sound?
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Yeah, why don't you head this way just in case, thank you.
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10-4[1]. 1-2409, go ahead.
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But just as further, RP advised that there was concerns about there being a propane heater in the garage and unsure if the garage was ventilated.
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As RP had contact with male party (name withheld)'s wife about 20 minutes ago.
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She said that she would check on him, but he has not heard from her.
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10-4: Acknowledgement / OK
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Location mentioned:
N 29th St, Ashland, NE 68003
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