Two children reported missing near east 2nd street park, Butte MT
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Missing PersonTwo children aged approximately 9 to 11 were reported missing after not returning home as expected from playing at a park near East 2nd Street. Officers were dispatched to search the area including nearby skate park and Copper Vigo. One child was wearing gray sweats and a black hoodie, the other wore black pants and a gray button-up shirt. Their direction of travel is unknown.
Audio|Heard on: Butte Silver Bow Police
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01:32
Transcript:
00:00
Can we respond to near East 2nd Street?
00:03
RP column stated that his two 9-11-year-old children went to go play at the park, was supposed to be home by dark, did not return home, he drove down to the park to look for them.
00:16
No one was at the park.
00:18
One of them was described as wearing gray sweats and a black hoodie, the other one's wearing black pants and a gray button up.
00:24
No unknown direction of travel.
00:27
The RP is located near East 2nd Street.
00:31
120 and I'll copy.
00:33
The park just down from this house? Affirmative.
00:38
Copy.
00:40
129-1-7.
00:42
107, go ahead.
00:44
I just turned on the Shields from Texas, I'll check skate park and Copper Vigo.
00:48
I'm over here.
00:50
Copy that.
00:51
Okay,
00:52
run by that.
00:54
Car if you get more questions, so quick.
00:55
Time around before I just be quick.
01:01
Roll 7.
01:04
Could it be two males or two females?
01:11
This name is (name withheld).
01:12
The other name is (name withheld), like the car.
01:18
I'll give right home.
01:23
Copy, I will call the RP and let him know.
01:31
107, 129, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
E 2nd St, Butte, MT 59701
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