Person found after leaving residence with clothes only, Harpswell ME
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Missing PersonA person left their residence near Clark Shore Road early in the morning in a blue 2023 Ford Bronco. The deputy confirmed that the person only took clothes and no weapon. Authorities concluded the situation and units were cleared.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland County Public Safety
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02:31
Transcript:
00:00
She left from Durham, about 0400.
00:06
Number.
00:13
(number withheld).
00:17
Go ahead.
00:21
Andrew Skagen states that (name withheld) would be in her vehicle, a blue 23 Ford Bronco.
00:28
She is registered to this near Clark Shore Road address,
00:34
and neither they nor we have any cautions for her and how she has a number of misconduct calls last year.
00:49
10.4.
00:51
Make sure Brunswick has her vehicle information as well.
00:55
Kenny, Windham 20, radio check?
00:58
Copy.
00:59
All that.
01:02
Copy Windham 31, radio check.
01:05
10-2.
01:09
7.
01:11
333, Connie.
01:15
333 good.
01:19
You have 325 is covered that I can head up to 309 Nevels Road in Sebago now.
01:29
Copy. Break 325.
01:31
See you, copy?
01:34
I do. If you walk two weekend.
01:40
3.33, copy?
01:45
Time for in room.
01:51
Ambulon, 61 to fire alarm.
01:53
The ambulance 61 is clear and returning.
02:02
Ambulon 61 is clear and returning.
02:16
Sixty-one. Okay, three-fifty-four.
02:21
Go ahead.
02:24
They just called back.
02:25
The deputy is on the phone of Bristol and she said she just took her clothes and that she did not take a gun and they said we can stand down.
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Location mentioned:
Clark Shore Rd, Harpswell, ME 04079
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