Welfare check canceled after subject found safe at Lenox Street, Norwood MA
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Medical EmergencyA welfare check was requested at an apartment near Lenox Street after a brother expressed concern about not hearing from his sibling. The brother later made contact, confirming the subject was safe and had been sleeping, so the welfare check was canceled.
Audio|Heard on: Norwood Police
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Transcript:
00:00
Health and welfare check near Lenox Street.
00:03
It's going to be apartment 315.
00:07
Call from the brother.
00:08
Stay tuned with his brother last night who resides at this apartment.
00:13
Hasn't heard someone since, which is very unlike him.
00:18
No mental health, no history of anything.
00:21
Just looking to make contact.
00:23
The brother is on his way.
00:24
You are looking to make contact with a...
00:28
(name withheld).
00:34
664, all control.
00:50
No one. No control.
00:54
The other mass rage involved was mass rage November alpha, November Oscar, 26th, and I have an S number for the operator, but when you're ready?
01:08
Roger, send it.
01:12
Sierra (number withheld).
01:18
Roger.
01:21
And I spoke with that party at near Sycamore.
01:24
She was unaware that she hit a vehicle, she thought another vehicle struck her.
01:29
I'm going to reach out to the other party and assist with the paper exchange for now.
01:37
Roger.
01:42
North-tall-Nor-6-67.
01:50
Noor-667. You can cancel your health and welfare check near Lenox Street.
01:56
Brother just called back.
01:57
Make contact with his brother.
01:59
He was sleeping.
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Location mentioned:
Lenox St, Norwood, MA 02062
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