Child reports possible kidnapping on route 23, Prattsville NY
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Missing PersonMultiple emergency calls were made from a residence near Route 23 in Prattsville. A child called and said they believed they had been kidnapped before the call disconnected.
Audio|Heard on: Greene County Police
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02:39
Transcript:
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Green number one to patrols covering post 638,
00:04
town of Pratsville near Route 23 for an unknown type emergency units call in allocation.
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3.5. Correct.
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You're under.
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3-4-4 if you can start near Route 23 took multiple 911[1] calls from the location
00:34
a second call from the location female stated sent help and the phone disconnected
00:45
that's what Steve will be in route
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3-4-4 showing your route at 522.
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2.4. The green we don't count that 2nd,000-7-2-A3.
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Green to the unit calling.
01:02
You click during the fire.
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1W24.
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1W24, I'll show you on route as well at 523.
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Can you go with that numeric of the address please?
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At the permit, it's going to be near Route 23 between Cozy Hollow Road and Route 4.
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Address.
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523.
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Green to 1W24 and 3F44, additional call from a child saying, please help, and they think that they have been kidnapped.
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Receive.
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Rescute.
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Green, you chose out.
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Is that 1W24?
02:18
That's firm.
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Receive show you out at 529.
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Agreed to the unit calling completely unreadable.
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911: Emergency telephone number
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Location mentioned:
NY-23, Prattsville, NY 12468
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