Suspicious fraud incident and medical emergency reported, Liberty NC
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FraudAuthorities responded to a report of suspicious fraud involving money transfer at a store near West Swananoa Avenue in Liberty. A white Dodge Dakota was connected to the incident. Separately, medical assistance was provided to an 86-year-old woman who was conscious and breathing but not fully alert near Linley Avenue.
Audio|Heard on: Randolph County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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68,
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near West Swananoa Avenue, near West Swananoa Avenue, Dollar General,
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Liberty, cross streets of South New Street and Cedar Court,
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Signal 6[1] with Rebecca referenced suspicious money transfer on Cash App at this location.
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Signal 6[1] is okay and a white Dodge Dakota with a 5-minute arrival time.
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Uh, 104.
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23.
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Right off, Fence 13 around.
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Pinch of 13, 1017.
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1017. If we can't order right now, we're going to handle that caller for this is 1017.
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1017.
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104.
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A responding reference,
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Delta, unconscious, near Linley Avenue, near Linley Avenue, cross street Flintwood Road and South Main Street.
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You are responding to an 86-year-old female.
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Conscious and breathing, not alert, breathing is completely normal.
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Not responding normally, no history of heart problems.
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Caller by us comes outside door and headed towards the garage.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Signal 6: Intoxicated person
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Location mentioned:
W Swannanoa Ave, Liberty, NC 27298
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