Adult female reported missing after overdose at residence, Salem WV
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Drug ViolationAn adult female overdosed and locked herself in a room at a residence near Pitts Lane in Sycamore. She was later missing from the house and not found in her usual vehicle. EMS and law enforcement were notified and are investigating the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Harrison Taylor 911
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
Near Pitts Lane, Sycamore, overdose, EMS response.
00:25
Near Pitts Lane, Sycamore.
00:28
Overdose, EMS have been alerted.
00:39
619.
00:42
First morning, near Pitts Lane, 619.
00:52
That quarter 619.
00:58
Go ahead.
01:01
Go ahead. The initial call came from the mother, stating that her adult daughter had overdosed and locked herself in a room.
01:09
Last contact was last night around midnight.
01:13
She went to the house but couldn't find anybody.
01:17
Found the bedroom door locked.
01:18
She's now got the door to the bedroom open.
01:20
However, the female is not there,
01:23
not in the house at all.
01:24
Stand by.
01:29
Copy.
01:35
696 out of Bridgeport Health Care.
01:38
Navy-Signate.
01:41
Unit with Traitor Green and a buy-good.
01:50
696, out of Bridgeport Health Care.
01:53
Out of Bridgeport Healthcare, 696.
01:58
At 4 619, you can continue to air and discretion they're opposing the females known in the house in May.
02:04
He headed towards Fairmont at this time.
02:14
Matt received.
02:16
We'll keep doing it around for the time being.
02:19
Okay, law enforcement was alerted and is being updated at this time.
02:23
Advise that the vehicle that she normally drives is sitting out on Sycamore Road, but she's not in that vehicle either.
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Location mentioned:
Pitts Ln, Salem, WV 26426
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