Welfare check for infant after concerns of child endangerment, Lincoln NE
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Family OffenseA welfare check was requested for a 4 to 7-month-old infant at an apartment near South 33rd. The caller reported past child endangerment where the infant was held upside down and tossed on a bed. There is also concern about a firearm present at the residence.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln Police and Fire, Lancaster County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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Check welfare near South 33rd, go into apartment 507.
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Caller would like to be honest, but once the 13 with this position.
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Concerned about their friend (name withheld), 25-year-old female with her 4 to 7-month-old child.
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Caller said about two months ago, he was at the apartment and witnessed (name withheld) holding the child upside down by his leg,
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tossed him on the bed, advised she was code 19 or 7-4 at the time.
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I'm really concerned about the child.
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Advise that she lives in this location with her husband or fiance, but doesn't know his name.
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Also, the last time he was at this address, he had a shotgun in the bedroom.
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Near South 33rd, apartment 507.
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Location mentioned:
S 33rd St, Lincoln, NE 68516
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