Lost child reunited with family near Canyon Lodge, Mammoth Lakes CA
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Missing PersonAccording to the dispatch call, a nine-year-old boy named (name withheld) was reported lost near Canyon Lodge behind the gondola at the Lincoln Bar. He was later found and safely returned to his family.
Audio|Heard on: Mammoth Lakes Police / Fire, Mono County Sheriff, Fire and EMS Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
02:39
Transcript:
00:00
Can you put us on a lost child myself and Tom 1 at Canyon Lodge? I'll get you further details in a minute.
00:07
Acknowledged.
00:21
Sample, you can find nine.
00:31
The child at Canyon Lodge.
00:33
It'll provide further detail shortly.
00:42
Let alone Tom 9 further on that be on the lookout.
00:45
It's going to be a nine-year-old male wearing brown snowsuit, blue jacket,
00:51
long brown hair,
00:53
brown eyes, first name (name withheld).
00:55
Last seen is behind the Lincoln bar.
01:06
Out of service, can we get that be on the lookout relay? They were poor reception.
01:11
It's going to be a 9-year-old male, brown over blue jacket, long hair, brown eyes,
01:24
last seen by the gondola behind the Lincoln Bar.
01:34
87, we copy, thank you.
01:36
44-109-801 unable to locate southeast corner from Gondola to the parking lot.
01:45
The parking lot.
01:50
(number withheld).
02:00
I'll be on foot at the village with Tommy.
02:04
Poor reception.
02:07
Poor reception.
02:11
(number withheld) that be on the lookout for the missing (name withheld).
02:15
He has been reunited with his family.
02:18
Number one.
02:28
(number withheld).
02:30
Copy that, but view of it is located and then returned to the parent.
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Location mentioned:
Canyon Blvd, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
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