Teen with autism reported missing near Palmer Drive, Hollywood FL
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Missing PersonAccording to the dispatch call, a 14-year-old boy with autism and ADHD is missing near Palmer Drive. He was last seen riding a bike near a neighbor's house and refuses to come home. He has a history of mental health issues and may get upset if approached by police.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Sheriff Dispatch - North
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01:34
Transcript:
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...in the neighborhood, possibly at a neighbor's house, has history of mental health issues and ADHD with autism.
00:06
The name is (name withheld), family of one minute.
00:09
He's a male, lastly wearing a dark blue shirt with black pants, he gets upset whenever PD makes contact with him.
00:21
I'll be making two-five with so caller.
00:23
Is the car still at 97 at the residence?
00:26
It's time for their blessing to make 25 near East Palmer Drive.
00:31
Okay,
00:35
I'll be enough.
00:38
Alright, I'm gonna go to a Polk really quick.
00:44
No, 1-1-5-10-4.
00:49
15-0-5, same traffic.
00:55
Time 4.
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16 Alpha 3, same traffic.
00:59
Time 4. 4 some traffic.
01:02
Time 4. Time for.
01:11
He was just dynamoops.
01:15
So, 14, minutes of 13[1] incident, caller call back, updating advising that the 14-year-old son refusing to come home, he has history of mental health issues, ADHD, and autism,
01:25
and possibly as in the neighborhood on a bike, went to a neighbor's house, possibly.
01:30
Advising that he's known to get a threat for the PD1, then 825 with him.
Police codes explained
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[1]
13: Suspicious activity involving a person, vehicle, or incident.
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Location mentioned:
Palmer Dr, Hollywood, FL 33021
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