12-year-old girl runs away near main and frederick streets, Lexington OH
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Missing PersonAccording to the dispatch call, a 12-year-old girl ran away from home near Frederick Street Apartments toward the square. Her mother followed her in a vehicle. Officers responded and made contact near the intersection of Frederick and Main streets.
Audio|Heard on: Richland County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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406.411. I have a 12-year-old decided she's going to run away from home.
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Her mother's on the line.
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And getting further,
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she lives at the Frederick Street Apartments.
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She's walking towards the square.
00:19
The island's clear.
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You advise he is walking away?
00:28
Affirmative.
00:35
She's at Frederick and Main at the light.
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Her mother is in the car following her.
00:46
She is clear.
00:51
and carrying a stuffed shark and gray gene
01:17
Go ahead.
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Be in service returning.
01:22
Good.
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Service returning, 1836.
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She's unstuck and on her way.
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Signal 2[1].
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Kevin.
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...forter.
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And she didn't like that.
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She thinks she's going to her friend's house.
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And we're both right here.
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Where is just be up right now?
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Six, she's walking down,
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playing this here, right by first.
02:01
One 400, I'll be out with her.
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You're clear,
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and she's been her mom a couple times.
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Location mentioned:
E Main St & Frederick St, Lexington, OH 44904
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