Police respond to welfare check on juvenile with autism, Asotin WA
Medical EmergencyPolice responded to a welfare check after a juvenile with autism called crying while a male voice refused to answer questions. Neighbors noted unusual quiet. Officers contacted the juvenile who appeared safe. The juvenile's sister was on the way. The situation showed no clear criminal activity.
Audio|Source: Nez Perce and Asotin Counties Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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This information, the welfare check may actually be in progress for glory.
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What information do you have?
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Advising that reporting party.
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Got a phone call from this individual.
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She was crying.
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There is a male's voice on the phone.
00:20
They did hang up with the juvenile.
00:23
The man would not answer questions.
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Reporting party is scared because no one knows what is going on.
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And there are dogs that usually bark.
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Advice that the girl did also ask, who are you? And the man didn't...
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Speak very good English.
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5.95.
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1.395.30.
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Charles Laura X-ray, 742.
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595, 1245. Can to work 539.
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7.9. 3.9, 1245.
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25, 20, I'm clear.
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Thanks, can you happy?
01:24
Falling.
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Is it following? 3,000, clerk.
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The juvenile's name is (name withheld).
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She does have autism and is like as autistic.
01:46
Copy. I'm talking to (name withheld) now.
01:51
Her sister is en route.
01:53
We did advise her to follow all the traffic laws, but she is very concerned.
01:59
Copy if you're still on landline, tell her that all is cool for here.
02:08
They did say that they overheard the man say I'm a drug dealer and I'm going to steal Tommy.
02:22
Copy. That's not what I'm getting here.
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2nd St, Asotin, WA
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