Search for missing person who left ambulance in Cambridge, Cambridge MA
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Missing PersonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel in Cambridge are searching for a missing fifteen-year-old who jumped out of an ambulance near Putnam Avenue and Western Avenue. The individual, under a Section 12 order for psychiatric evaluation, was last seen wearing a beige sweatshirt, green scrubs, and a hospital gown. The direction of travel is unknown.
Audio|Heard on: Eastern Massachusetts State Police
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Transcript:
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Fifteen-year-old with brown dreadlocks.
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Wearing a beige sweatshirt,
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green scrubs, and a hospital gown.
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They have her under Section 12[1].
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She jumped out of the ambulance.
00:14
Unknown direction of travel.
00:17
Putnam Ave is near Western Ave, River Street, Cambridge Street area.
00:22
Bravo.
00:25
H4 with me.
00:33
Three seven, I have EMS en route.
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Chief, thank you.
00:46
Station H, what address on Western Ave did they give you?
00:51
Didn't she take off from near Putnam Ave? Unknown direction of travel.
00:56
All right, just saying Putnam's near Western Ave or something.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Section 12: Involuntary psychiatric evaluation or hold order under Massachusetts law Section 12.
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Location mentioned:
Putnam Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139
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