Missing person at-risk leaves near ranger drive in white car, Covina CA
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Missing PersonA person at risk has run away from near Ranger Drive. They were last seen wearing a burgundy sweater with a Vikings logo. They left in a white sedan traveling southbound. This is their first time running away.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Sheriff Dispatch 7 (Lomita) and Dispatch 12 (South LA)
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01:48
Transcript:
00:00
Attention sent Demons unit, standby to copy a 920[1] at-risk broadcast, 86 you're on the patch bill.
00:10
Sandemus 86 is the rising of a 920[1] at risk from near Ranger Drive.
00:20
Visiting persons is going to be (name withheld), date of 09, 09-310.
00:31
The matching persons was last seen wearing a burgundy sweater with the Vikings,
00:37
brown over brown, proxy 5-3-167.
00:40
The guessing person left from home,
00:43
ran away from home.
00:48
Missing person is at risk to a first-time runaway, a non-location or a destination.
00:59
Missing persons left in a white sedan vehicle.
01:04
Last scene was southbound from near Ranger Drive Center Tucson.
01:12
If there are no questions for 86, we'll drop the time.
01:17
Questions?
01:20
So just a driver or the passenger?
01:26
Mission person is going to be the passenger.
01:31
I'll think so.
01:37
Additional questions.
01:41
For information contact 86 or San Dimas Station, patch release, child cleared at 15-16 hours.
Police codes explained
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[1]
920: Report of a missing person, including adults, juveniles, or children.
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Location mentioned:
N Ranger Dr, Covina, CA 91722
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