Welfare check on woman with mental health history near McDonald's, Pasco WA
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Medical EmergencyA welfare check was conducted near McDonald's in Pasco on a woman with a history of mental health issues who has been refusing medication. She was last seen walking nearby and may have broken glass with her in the bathroom.
Audio|Heard on: Tri-Cities Police and Fire
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
You can put me with 55 on the welfare check.
00:05
I've got to take her some real quick and I'll be en route.
00:07
Also?
00:09
Go ahead.
00:11
The ORV-1.
00:13
You can get that pin for me.
00:14
I'm going to do a little follow-up right after the welfare check.
00:19
Copy. And just that's Pasco 565.
00:22
Bye, fine.
00:24
The female does have a history of mental health issues was recently at Lourdes Mental Health.
00:30
They don't believe she's under the influence of anything, but she has been refusing her medication.
00:34
Last seen at McDonald's for some Aubrey, but she goes by (name withheld).
00:41
Penis fetch.
00:43
Pasco 17.
00:49
I'm pretty sure I have eyes on the female at the UAS.
00:52
She's walking westbound Segovia from 44.
00:55
Copy? Tassovovato 12, copy?
00:59
Yup.
01:09
This slash King 99.
01:13
They advised on 10th.
01:15
They're requesting phone call.
01:18
Howie?
01:19
King 99, 57.
01:20
Wynette Tops, I'm sorry, Alex.
01:25
145. 365.17.
01:30
17. 145, please with you.
01:36
...patch, Pesco 33, Pescal 55.
01:38
After clarifying, the reporting party thinks she may have broken glass in the bathroom with her.
01:44
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
W Court St, Pasco, WA 99301
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