Welfare check requested for diabetic woman in Baltimore, Baltimore MD
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a welfare check was requested for a 58-year-old woman with diabetes and anxiety in Baltimore. She has not answered her phone since a recent hospital stay. A previous burglary was reported at her residence in October. A friend is concerned for her wellbeing and requested the check.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police Southern District
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01:58
Transcript:
00:00
Checkable being 3034 ascension, 334 ascension, Debbie.
00:04
Needs also checked the welfare of her friend, 58-year-old number fever than (name withheld).
00:11
She is diabetic and anxiety and depression.
00:15
It says she hasn't been answered her phone.
00:19
She recently fell like follow-up call.
00:26
Careful.
00:31
Yeah, just about the...
00:37
17-on-2-3-6-4.
00:41
Take faith.
00:44
Could I have?
00:46
Can you change this from a regular resource trespassing, please?
00:53
Okay. Okay.
00:58
Do I have?
01:03
Do you get any racing calls to this location?
01:10
All right.
01:11
She was in the hospital and somebody broke into her house in October and on November the 16th was a follow-up for investigate.
01:28
Her sister is in the hospital and no one should be there.
01:36
So I'm not sure she's still in the hospital.
01:41
Yeah, I remember the house her family called it in, but they didn't have to come in here at one point.
01:47
So, listen, anybody still live here?
01:51
Just a friend that's trying to check on.
01:54
I don't know if a friend got the family number or not going to check with this.
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Location mentioned:
E Wells St, Baltimore, MD 21230
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