Child welfare check near Halladay Street apartment, Jersey City NJ
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Missing PersonA welfare check was requested near Halladay Street apartment for a child because the caller could not reach the child's mother. Officers confirmed the child was fine and canceled further response.
Audio|Heard on: Jersey City Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:41
Transcript:
00:00
Can you go near Halladay Street? We lean on the apartment for a welfare check that says (name withheld) wants a welfare check on the kid.
00:08
The baby's mother's not answering for them.
00:11
She wants me sure they're okay.
00:12
Near Halladay Street, three-leam on your apartment.
00:14
All right.
00:19
I love PCO car vehicle, is it, for those one time?
00:23
She just said a great vehicle.
00:30
No one's messing us now.
00:31
No one's meshing that.
00:33
I'm sorry for their car.
00:34
Jew and you love you.
00:35
Really?
00:41
Five, you got an update for me?
00:43
Oh yeah, I said that you guys were fine.
00:45
Everything is fine.
00:46
I attached the vehicle for you.
00:51
I got it.
00:57
He's fine.
00:59
Just five-go.
01:04
Hey, Bob, we want to take a quick portion.
01:07
All right.
01:09
Units on his route seven, can I cancel? ESU now?
01:15
No, you can go ahead and cancel.
01:16
It's going to be no cause.
01:18
I'll be sure I'll be here.
01:19
Clear on both sides.
01:20
Thank you. All,
01:23
very good. ESU.
01:24
You canceled.
01:30
location but she's not sure if he's there or not.
01:33
I tried to call her back to see what I could do with this call but she didn't pick up Department 507.
01:40
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
Halladay St, Jersey City, NJ 07304
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