Welfare check for unhoused woman near Long Street Bridge, Charlottesville VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a welfare check was requested for an unhoused woman living in a tent under the Long Street Bridge near the water in Charlottesville. The caller provided limited information about the location.
Audio|Heard on: Charlottesville, Albemarle, and UVA Police
Listen to dispatch call
04:39
Transcript:
00:00
So the caller can provide exact details of her mom's location, however.
00:06
She said that she was in a tent under a bridge near the water, so I can only assume it's under the Long Street Bridge.
00:15
If you have a North Carolina, I can take a walk over there.
00:18
If not,
00:20
I can take a drive to the area.
00:23
So I have North Dakota, do you do the name on the mall?
00:28
Have you missed (name withheld)? (Name withheld).
00:32
(Name withheld).
00:33
Hello.
00:39
6.7. Can you run one name of date of birth?
00:43
Hello.
00:47
My name is Packard.
00:49
Papa, Alpha, Charlie, Hello,
00:52
Alpha, Alpha, Delta.
00:55
The first name is Dennis.
00:57
Delta Echo, November, November, India, Sierra,
01:00
due to birth,
01:01
(number withheld),
01:03
August 5th, White Mill.
01:10
25 PCC.
01:13
Everyone 25.
01:16
You can show me clear from Rodworth,
01:18
97, and you can put me as a county-wide union for midnight.
01:26
Two, six seven, Singapore.
01:33
I'm getting two warrants back for Dennis,
01:37
Harold Packard, that date of birth.
01:39
They're both one from Tennessee and one from Montana, neither one of them have an extradition from Virginia.
01:47
No.
01:52
1.7 ECCC traffic stop.
01:57
Okay, we're 147.
02:00
Senator Northbound at Branchland Boulevard on a black Volkswagen occupied two times.
02:06
Virginia tag (number withheld).
02:10
Cibber!
02:14
Cibber!
02:17
Hey, see everyone twenty-eight talking your status?
02:22
Table.
02:23
P-and-4.
02:29
Phone numbers.
02:33
Go ahead.
02:35
I'm not able to add her to the call, mind you, social.
02:46
Tell 4. She's added.
02:48
Thank you.
02:52
10-9.
02:55
She's added to the call, thank you.
02:58
Perfect. 10-4[1].
03:04
AACC-C-A-C-P-5-8-6-3 is any new status? We're 10-4[1].
03:07
For 10-4[1].
03:16
6-4-077.
03:19
127-7. Can you go ahead and start me a second on I'm urgent?
03:23
Please form it.
03:26
Sepperson, John Ward.
03:28
104. ECCC-225, are you still on the north side?
03:32
I'm at C.D, but I can get to them.
03:38
10-4[1]. ECCC, do I have any units closer to Seminole for instance?
03:45
Six here, right now that way.
03:48
104.
03:51
128, I'm clearing up now.
03:58
104.
03:59
2125. With that, I'm going to go ahead and show you here.
04:03
Yeah,
04:05
that's 43.
04:07
In reference to the assistant welfare check[2] at near Long St, talked to the mother on,
04:13
the correction the daughter on,
04:15
she would like a welfare check[2] on her mother who is unhoused.
04:18
The only information she can give us about the location is that she stays in a tent under the bridge by the water.
04:27
You could check under the Long Street Bridge.
04:30
It's a (name withheld) date of birth of (number withheld), her information sent out to the call.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood (affirmative/OK).
[2]
welfare check: Request for officers to assess the wellbeing of an individual.
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Long St, Charlottesville, VA
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