Juvenile reported missing near Ramble Brook Lane, Apison TN
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Missing PersonA 16-year-old female juvenile has been reported missing near Ramble Brook Lane. She was last seen wearing a red hoodie, puffy jacket, black pants, and black sneakers. She has red hair and takes medication for anxiety and depression. The missing juvenile has been entered into the national missing persons database.
Audio|Heard on: Hamilton County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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First Baker Channel, copy a Bolo[1] for Mr.
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Spinole. It's going to be a (name withheld), white female, 16 years of age, 224.9.
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I'll get it, stand by for a runaway, juvenile follow.
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5-6, 213.
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2028.
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Go on.
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Negative vincey asking.
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A pair of brown eyes.
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This thing from near Ramble Brook Lane wears a red hoodie, puffy jacket, black pants, and black sneakers.
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Around 1930 hours this date, we'll have red hair.
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740.
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Oh, you know, it's been a lot missing runaway juvenile,
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(name withheld), white female, day to birth, 2, 24-09,
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last seen in the area of near Ramble Brook Lane, wearing a red hoodie, puffy coat, and black and black sneakers.
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...and entered into NCIC is missing.
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Any kind of trouble at home for Hampton County,
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Moeller Baker, 22.
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We'll have red hair, takes medication for anxiety and depression,
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has been in the NCIC is missing.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Bolo: Alert to watch for a specified person, vehicle, or subject of interest.
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Location mentioned:
Ramble Brook Ln, Apison, TN 37302
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