Elderly woman with Alzheimer's missing near Willow Road, Palo Alto CA
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Missing PersonAn elderly woman with Alzheimer's disease walked away from her grandfather near the 1200 block of Willow Road. She was last seen wearing a beanie, dark sweater, and black pants. Her current location is unknown.
Audio|Heard on: Menlo Park and Atherton Police Dispatch
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01:25
Transcript:
00:00
Two units are for 1065, lasting from Middlefield and Willow on the 1200 block of Willow over an hour ago.
00:08
Boy, for one of y'all being around.
00:15
Tonyton for RP's colleagues from 361 Terminal, 361 Terminal Avenue, reporting that her grandmother, (name withheld), born in 4141, wearing a beanie, black or navy blue sweater, black pants, black sketcher-type shoes.
00:27
So check as Alzheimer's walked away from her grandfather about an hour ago from the meteor and I'm still trying to get further.
00:34
Okay.
00:36
Did I copy the cover? Okay.
00:40
Okay. The voice traffic.
00:50
And yet it's en route to the area for the area.
00:52
Check Arkeys, advising the grandfather went into the store, told her to wait outside, and due to her Alzheimer's, she just walked away.
01:00
My partner sent Calphoto's of the subject to you.
01:03
Subject, again, is (name withheld), born in 41-5-1-5-2-H-FA with gray hair.
01:09
The beanie, so the hair may not be visible.
01:12
Black or navy blue sweater, black pants, black sketchers, has Alzheimer's, unknown where she could be going.
01:19
She does know her name, but she's Spanish-speaking.
01:21
RP's advising, she walked away two years ago in Redwood City, with known possible destination.
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Location mentioned:
Willow Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94303
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