911 hang-up linked to reported anxiety attack

Heard on: Eastern Missouri Public Safety

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On Highway E, heading towards Gamma.

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Last coordinate ping came just in front of (number withheld) Highway E.

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Edward, I attempted call back.

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There was no answer.

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Just open air, no sounds of distress.

00:26

1396.

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1396, can you advise what lanes are opening on 70?

00:35

We will have lane one open here in a minute.

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We're just letting cars start through right now.

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Thirty-eight. It's actually now a recovered wallet.

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Subject's name is (name withheld).

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He lost his wallet, retraced his steps back to Castles, and the male gave him the wallet.

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However, it did not contain the $350 in cash that he had inside of it.

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All of his cards are still in there.

01:00

The cashier is unable to describe the person who had the wallet, but advises boss can pull up the surveillance on Monday.

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That's clear.

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Yeah, give me just one.

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So.

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We had a 911 call from (number withheld) Glen Forest Drive.

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Initially, 911 hang up.

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We called back.

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They said they're initially calling due to someone having an anxiety attack, but they said that they did not need any assistance.

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We're clear to put it tonight.

7/18/2026 02:06 PM

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State Rte E, Bellflower, MO 63333

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