Medical emergency with disoriented woman at apartment complex, Parkersburg WV
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Medical EmergencyA 65-year-old woman at Parkland Place apartments is disoriented and unsure of her apartment. Officers are attempting to locate the correct apartment to assist her.
Audio|Heard on: Parkersburg and Vienna Public Safety, West Virginia State Police
Listen to dispatch call
03:14
Transcript:
00:00
I have one fitting call, no end zone cars.
00:03
It's going to be Parkland Place.
00:06
However, we don't know what apartment she's in.
00:08
She doesn't know where she is.
00:26
You guys are good there.
00:27
I'm close that other clock.
00:29
I can take it.
00:35
And that's all static.
00:42
One point.
00:44
Acknowledgment / Message received. 37, 611.
00:50
Acknowledgment / Message received, 17 is going to be named (name withheld), we have no idea where she is.
00:58
Acknowledgment / Message received.
01:03
Central 37, there might be a board in the lobby with last names.
01:08
7.4.
01:23
Acknowledgment / Message received 208.
01:28
21st Street 1st Street, number withheld, Parkland Place, 65-year-old female and a new medical.
01:38
Timeout 2108.
01:44
24.5.
01:53
48, can you repeat your traffic?
01:58
24.
02:23
411, a sixty-five-year-old female and the 80s.
02:29
I don't know.
02:30
Gresh an old thing.
02:44
Caller is advising possibly could be 411.
02:52
37,
02:54
Are you knocking on a door right now? The apartment up on the 560.
03:07
Whatever apartment that is, we believe we can hear knocking on the other end of the phone.
03:12
Acknowledgment / Message received is 560.
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Location mentioned:
31st St, Parkersburg, WV 26104
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