Male caller found walking near Tyler Creek road, West Hamlin WV
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Missing PersonOfficers responded to a male caller requesting help near Tyler Creek road. After checking nearby residences, they located the man walking near the road in a field north of a residential area.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:2
Transcript:
00:00
B-A-I, Tyler Creek's calling back in here on 911,
00:04
trying to talk to my partner, but...
00:07
Yeah.
00:12
I don't know.
00:14
We woke the woman up at 13, who is (name withheld).
00:18
We woke her up.
00:19
She advised that no one's living there.
00:21
She sent us to the trailer up front.
00:23
We talked to a man and a woman and they have a baby, a young boy in there.
00:28
We spoke to them.
00:29
They got the translator on the phone.
00:31
They said, and they didn't know anybody by anybody call us.
00:33
I don't know where to check.
00:41
One, six five, we got the phone with him.
00:44
It's some sort of male.
00:48
I asked him if he wants police, he said yes.
00:52
I... I... ...the trailblazers, clearance the office.
00:59
Go.
01:04
I don't care a bit to go.
01:05
We can figure out where he's at.
01:13
He goes back a third time.
01:17
It shows him pinging near Tyler Creek right in that field.
01:26
It's... Is what field?
01:34
It's gonna be just north of 13 Tyler Creek.
01:40
Looks like he's walking towards the road, looks like it.
01:48
Simple, I'll drive back down to there and drive through.
01:52
See if I can see anybody out walking.
01:58
I think I've got him.
02:00
Stand by, I'm on Tyler Creek.
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Location mentioned:
Tyler Creek Rd, West Hamlin, WV 25571
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