Missing person found at Port Orange police department, Port Orange FL
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Missing PersonA missing person was reported at Dolphin Fleet. The person was found and is now at the Port Orange Police Department.
Audio|Heard on: Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach and Holly Hill Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:16
Transcript:
00:00
Just info. There's a missing person that just came in a dolphin fleet, but per the ocean unit, they have him down in Port Orange.
00:05
Probably if you hold on to the move, I have a 10-8, I can go make contact whoever's coming.
00:15
Be Charity, I'll be clear in just a minute.
00:18
I think I might have covered up through Charlie 40 offered to do it.
00:21
And for clarification, it's total Charlie 3.5 that has them and he's going to be at the PD.
00:26
Port Orange PD.
00:32
10, Susque. You see a Port Orange will just bring them back to the house to meet us there?
00:36
Yeah, I can check with them.
00:39
And then the Sill complaint on Clyde Morris, can we header change that to a THC and have someone give them a call?
00:46
Howder we use for THCs now?
00:49
Yeah.
00:51
Which one use that on Clyde Morris, the civil?
00:54
Yeah, Parkinson's because we're not going out for that.
00:57
Top.
01:01
Charlie's all since.
01:02
Charlie 12. Probably 12.
01:04
Charles of the landline or the sergeant request.
01:07
You said the ocean unit has a Signal 8[1]?
01:10
It was a missing person that came in from Dolphin Fleet, and I guess he showed up at Port Orange PD, so they're out with him.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Signal 8: Missing person
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Location mentioned:
S Clyde Morris Blvd, Port Orange, FL 32129
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