Teenage girl walking on road followed by father in truck, Butler County KS
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Missing PersonA teenage girl was seen walking on the wrong side of the road near Santa Fe Lake while a gray truck followed her with hazards on. The driver was confirmed to be the girl's father ensuring she reached work safely.
Audio|Heard on: Butler County Area Sheriff, Police, EMS and EMA
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
Sheriff 62 Welfare Check.
00:04
Welfare Check.
00:06
62.
00:09
Santa Fe Lake and SW 45th Street.
00:13
Just south of that location is a 14 to 17-year-old female wearing a black hoodie walking southbound in the northbound lanes.
00:21
There is also a gray GMC truck following her at a distance with hazards on.
00:43
They are getting closer to 50th.
00:52
The caller is not part of the situation but is concerned by what she said.
01:00
Ten.
01:02
Contact.
01:10
All right, soon, patient contact.
01:18
65 Sheriff 10-8.
01:24
65-2.
01:30
62. 62. 62.
01:40
The reporter finally made contact with the subject in the truck.
01:43
He is the girl's father, advising that the girl is walking to Domino's for work in Andover, and he is following her.
01:59
Careful.
02:01
Is she good enough or does she still want to check on?
02:09
She didn't seem as concerned anymore, but she didn't really say.
02:13
She just let us know that the girl apparently has just been released from something referred to as Camber.
02:21
And said that she'd been in a little bit of trouble lately, and her father was just following her to work to make sure she made it safely.
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Location mentioned:
SW Santa Fe Lake Rd & SW 45th Terrace, Benton Township, KS 67144
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