Juvenile female welfare check after running from school, Wood River NE
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Medical EmergencyPolice and school officials are searching for a juvenile female who ran away from school. She is described as suicidal and was recently released from a mental health facility. Authorities are concerned for her safety as she does not want to return to her parents. School staff are accompanying her during the search.
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01:57
Transcript:
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near River Road.
00:02
About a mile from Wood River High School going northbound on Highway 11.
00:07
Reference of welfare check on a juvenile female.
00:10
RP is a school administrator.
00:12
They have a couple teachers walking with a female.
00:16
She was suicidal.
00:18
She just got released from a mental health facility recently.
00:20
Wearing a black coat and green pants, she ran off from the school.
00:30
Double.
00:32
Double.
00:34
Double.
00:41
(number withheld).
00:43
Go ahead.
00:48
I'll go here, please.
00:50
I'm in whatever.
00:54
I'm a bit closer than 2.5, so I'll continue to assist.
01:19
(number withheld).
01:23
Go ahead.
01:25
They're now eastbound on Gunther.
01:29
RP is following in his vehicle.
01:31
There are administrators walking with her also.
01:40
10.4. We know if she has any weapons.
01:45
(name withheld) didn't advise of any...
01:48
Sounds like she's not wanting to go back to her parents.
01:53
Something about child protective services sending her back to Guatemala with them.
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Location mentioned:
River Rd, Wood River, NE 68883
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