Wellness check for woman reporting distress near Falls Blvd, Quincy MA
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Medical EmergencyA wellness check was conducted near Falls Boulevard apartment G208 for a woman who texted her daughter saying she was done trying. She has a history of depression but no known prior attempts. She may be driving a white Volvo sedan.
Audio|Heard on: Quincy Police & Fire Dispatch
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02:28
Transcript:
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Near Falls Boulevard apartment G208
00:04
Female (name withheld) texting her daughter
00:10
She said she is done trying and has a history of depression
00:16
No known attempts in the past.
00:21
She should be home.
00:22
They are trying to get her license plate number.
00:29
8-4, received.
00:32
Take me out there.
00:43
All right, loss prevention has a case number.
00:46
Hotel unit locked this woman up yesterday; add her to yesterday's shoplifting call at T.J.
00:53
Max.
00:54
I'll be clear.
00:59
Four.
01:02
Good.
01:03
Oh, that 100 Congress sheet, the base, Dave, Sade, Milling.
01:07
The loading dock,
01:09
door motion.
01:12
780?
01:14
Is there any call for me?
01:23
I forgot that.
01:24
The wrong call.
01:28
We see it. Thank you.
01:30
Thank you.
01:35
Oh, five.
01:40
1495 Washington Street to 7-Eleven for an unwanted male out front wearing a red hoodie and black baseball hat, walking up to car windows and stumbling around.
01:55
35 a habit.
01:58
Big four's up all right.
02:08
834 does not look like she has a car registered to her.
02:17
4 receives.
02:23
(Name withheld) did state that she drives a white Volvo sedan now.
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Location mentioned:
Falls Blvd UNIT G208, Quincy, MA 02169
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