Online threats prompt welfare check at home

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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One (number withheld) Southwest 160th Street.

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RP (name withheld),

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(name withheld) reports that a (name withheld) (name withheld) is making some six-four comments on email accounts on Facebook claiming that he will be 1040 on August twenty-fourth.

00:16

Wanting him checked on.

00:21

10-4.

00:27

Is that the subject's house or the RP's house?

00:33

That's the assumed address for the subject of concern.

00:40

10-4, all being wrapped up back.

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10-4.

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Two five seven.

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Go ahead.

00:56

Swinging by dispatch, please.

00:59

Ten four, we'll do.

01:03

Fifty.

01:07

Do you want me to go to that or do you want me to stay available?

01:13

No, no. If you want to go to a go to, you're closer than me probably.

01:19

10-4. Sheriff, can you put me on that call as well?

01:32

55 Sheriff, I'll be en route to that from station two.

01:42

10-4.

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55 Sheriff.

01:52

Do we have any descriptors or age?

01:57

Possibly a 27.

7/30/2026 11:17 AM

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SW 160th St, Rose Hill, KS 67133

Online threats prompt welfare check at home

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a home near Southwest 160th Street in Rose Hill after a reporting party said a man had posted concerning online comments suggesting he might harm himself on a specific future date. Officers were sent to check on the person’s welfare.

Online threats prompt welfare check at home

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