Welfare check after 911 hang-up call on Lee Road, Cleveland OH
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Welfare CheckA 911 hang-up call from near Lee Road led to a welfare check after a callback reached a man saying he was outside on the sidewalk near Gates Mills Boulevard. Officers searched the area but found no one outside or nearby and cleared the scene.
Audio|Heard on: South Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Richmond Heights, and University Heights Police Dispatch
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02:14
Transcript:
00:00
Near Lee Road.
00:01
911 hang-up call with immediate disconnect. Callback reached male stating he is on the sidewalk near Lee Road.
00:11
Units dispatched for welfare check.
00:15
Units utilize kilometry.
00:21
Copy metro units on service.
00:25
Units acknowledged.
00:28
Seven.
00:32
Okay.
00:34
Subject stated location near Gates Mills Boulevard.
00:37
Location near 31849.
00:39
911 ping from that location.
00:43
No call was received initially.
00:44
Callback reached male on phone stating he is on the sidewalk.
00:48
Subject believes he is at Euclid and Taylor but ping location near Gates Mills Boulevard.
00:53
Requesting area check for further information.
01:02
Numbers on Gates Mills?
01:07
31849.
01:14
No sidewalk there; will check area.
01:17
What did the male report?
01:28
Male did not report anything.
01:30
Got rapid SOS alert.
01:32
911 from that device.
01:34
Confirming subject is okay.
01:36
Subject states he is outside.
01:39
Acknowledged.
01:46
Unit in the area.
01:49
Acknowledged.
01:51
Same traffic.
01:53
Acknowledged.
02:00
Rock aides out.
02:06
No one observed outside that address or in the area.
02:13
Both units clear and available.
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Location mentioned:
Lee Rd, Cleveland, OH 44118
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