Missing person report: 5-year-old child with special needs reported missing near County Campbell and South; description provided including clothing and appearance., Salem OR
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Missing PersonMissing person report: 5-year-old child with special needs reported missing near County Campbell and South; description provided including clothing and appearance.
Audio|Heard on: Salem Police Dispatch
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01:50
Transcript:
00:00
District 5 units, getting on missing persons, 1024 Campbell and South at the 5-year-old juvenile with special needs.
00:11
5753 and 631.
00:12
I hope you're dispatched.
00:14
168, there's a description.
00:19
168, we're working on it.
00:23
Copy, I'll call the wrong.
00:24
It's just the two to see one there.
00:27
Okay,
00:29
bye, 7-6.
00:37
Right.
00:39
Well, CPR on Lonebrook engines requesting PD to start that way, it's likely going to be confirmed.
00:51
450, I just logged off, but I'm still on the radio.
00:54
We can set an officer if we need to.
01:02
Sorry, 147 when you were free to.
01:03
Can you head that way?
01:09
228, 147 is we're going to be on this for a while.
01:12
4.50 does not still fire.
01:19
We'll get some of the air as soon as we can once it's confirmed.
01:22
My Gabby.
01:24
The name is on the missing person.
01:25
The description is going to be about 3 foot tall, 60 pounds, dark brown hair, brown eyes.
01:31
Last scene wearing red or blue t-shirt with dark jogging pants, possibly wearing Spider-Man shoes.
01:42
We'll just take coffee.
01:44
I called the store as well.
01:45
I'll keep an eye out for them and call in if they see them.
01:48
Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
South Salem, Salem, OR 97302
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