Search for missing elderly woman with dementia near epsom traffic circle, Epsom NH
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Missing PersonOfficers searched near the Epsom traffic circle for a missing elderly woman with dementia. She was last located at 9:17 PM near the traffic circle. Her vehicle is a black Mazda CX-5 with plate number (number withheld). She has a history of falls and may need welfare assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Merrimack County Public Safety
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01:51
Transcript:
00:00
or taking it in the area of near 590, sorry,
00:04
area of the traffic circle within 593 meters and came in around 2117.
00:10
They were just looking for you to check the area.
00:13
I just spoke to 100 duty unit, thank you.
00:31
I've been up and down 28.
00:33
I'll head back down that direction, see if I can't find the vehicle.
00:38
Okay.
00:40
5, 3, 4, 5-9.
00:44
Go ahead.
00:45
I'll be out 28 kids in mind it.
00:57
Subject plus is resident around near 1820, suffers from dementia,
01:04
has recent fall history.
01:07
Last known pain was 2117, within 593 meters from the Epsom traffic circle, if located subject welfare, contact frame, FD, repeating.
01:21
going to be here (number withheld), Mazda CX-5, Black, should be operated by (name withheld), first employee, address out of Raymond, date of births, (number withheld).
01:32
Subject 12 is residence around near 1820,
01:36
has dementia, has recent fall history.
01:38
Last ping was 2117 within 593 meters of each trip perhaps in traffic circle.
01:45
If located self-check welfare, contact for AMAPD, that was all carrier.
01:48
Again, 3-0, Mermerich County, can clear, 21333.
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Location mentioned:
Officer Jeremy Charron and Officer Michael Briggs Traffic Circle, Epsom, NH 03234
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