Child locked inside car near Ford Road Dollar Tree, Dearborn MI
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Medical EmergencyA child was locked inside a black Nissan Sentra near the Dollar Tree near Ford Road in Dearborn. The owner later returned and left with the child.
Audio|Heard on: Wayne County Public Safety
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
And car two at the Dollar Tree, near Ford Road.
00:04
Child locked inside a vehicle there.
00:06
It's going to be near the handicapped spot on a black...
00:10
Nissan Sentra,
00:11
near Ford Road at the Dollar Tree, car two.
00:16
Okay, agree from, Howard.
00:18
A-2, you can sign a two-a-way-3.
00:20
Okay,
00:22
we have Ruskles on the way.
00:25
Pick, there, are you from pulling out?
00:28
Okay.
00:30
Thanks, sir, you missed it, going to voicemail.
00:33
Michelle is clear.
00:34
There's nobody else.
00:36
Okay.
00:41
6-03 radio i'm gonna be out with the other units unit's out
00:47
xanaly six o'clock six o'r three
00:55
checking hey okay
01:00
triple five radio people five radio
01:09
Let me clear my last.
01:11
I'll be transporting 649 back to 600 base.
01:17
1609. No.
01:22
169. Six green.
01:30
Sex, okay, close green.
01:33
Two, four-o-o-oh.
01:35
Two, okay.
01:37
Five, clear.
01:39
Five, okay.
01:45
Can you make 7255 Eastroom in court? Caller states there's a friendly and brown and white pit bull in his backyard.
01:54
It does have bloody paws.
01:57
Oncey.
01:59
Oncey. Oncey.
02:01
The radio.
02:07
Two, go ahead.
02:13
Two, I just spoke to the caller.
02:15
He stated that the owner returned to the car and took off with the child inside.
02:21
Too, okay. We'll cancel rest muscle.
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Location mentioned:
Ford Rd, Dearborn, MI 48126
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