Welfare check at residential address for unresponsive woman, Richmond TX
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Missing PersonOfficers responded to a welfare check near Mayfield Meadow Lane where a man reported concern for his sister who has cancer. She was not answering the door and a stranger reportedly answered when he tried to contact her earlier.
Audio|Heard on: Fort Bend County Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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22 Paul 14, Welfare Check.
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22 Paul 14.
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It's going to be near Mayfield Meadow Lane.
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A man reported concern for his sister who has cancer and sent messages.
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He doesn't believe the messages came from her.
00:13
He is at the location now but she is not answering the door.
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Not sure why she wouldn't answer.
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He is waiting in a silver Dodge Charger out front.
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Is her sister first request to you?
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Two meter thirteen.
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Two mary thirteen.
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I'm back in service with a supplement to original case law.
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Okay.
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224-27.
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Do you submit that me complainant?
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Excuse me for eight.
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Crip.
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That's clip.
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Kevin, I second.
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Do not need a checkbox.
00:49
Clear. Camera showing two female phone locations.
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I have...
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Yeah, Kathamont and Moorfield, William John Nora, (number withheld).
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42 Z8, that's clear.
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42 Zbrain trapp.
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221214, information.
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Reprised the last contact with the sister a few days ago.
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She knew he was going to be coming down to check on her.
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Advisor caretaker's possible location.
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He said a stranger answered the door when he tried to talk to the sister.
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Location mentioned:
Mayfield Meadow Ln, Richmond, TX 77407
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