Welfare check for pregnant woman crying on call, London KY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a request was made for a welfare check on a 27-year-old pregnant woman near Maple Grove Road. She was crying during a video call with her father and asked him to come get her. She was possibly with her boyfriend and his parents. Authorities have been notified and are checking for assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Laurel County and City Fire, Rescue, Police, and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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So well, back near Maple Grove Road,
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callers in Leslie County.
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He received a Facebook call from his 27-year-old daughter.
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She called him crying,
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telling him to come and pick her up.
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He's on his wife from Leslie County.
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He doesn't know what's going on with her.
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She was there with her boyfriend and parents.
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And doesn't know the boyfriend's name.
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I don't know what's going on with her.
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London, 241.
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Goodly.
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Whitley County and CHPB have been notified.
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214.
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London,
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316, watcher, 1020.
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Acknowledgment. I'm checking with Laurel to see if they can send anybody as well.
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Can I?
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Hello.
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Welfare check, near Maple Grove Road,
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row,
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27-year-old female, (name withheld),
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20 weeks pregnant.
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Hello.
01:37
She called the father from Wesley County, was crying,
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told him to come get them and then they disconnected.
01:43
I know my weapons are the issue.
01:46
Supposed to be with him with a possible James and his parents.
01:50
Posted off on her out, they survived there a little bit else.
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Location mentioned:
Maple Grove Rd, London, KY 40744
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