Man with dementia lost at Chatterwood Quick Stop

Heard on: Spokane WA Law Dispatch Group Calls

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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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North unit, it's a welfare call.

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Holding on your board at Chatterwood Quick Stop, (number withheld) North Newport Highway.

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Caller states he suffers from dementia and does not know how to get home.

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(number withheld) North Newport Highway.

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Five 14 . Go ahead.

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Driver's been cited and released also.

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Two 14 , go with your also.

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You can. Copy.

00:32

I'm Baker 515.

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I put some notes in the call there.

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I managed to find (name withheld).

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She is his ex-wife, but caretaker.

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She said he does suffer from dementia.

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He belongs at (number withheld) North Donwood Street.

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Typically drives a blue Ford Ranger.

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Should not be driving.

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Copy.

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He said he forgot his phone and was calling from this location.

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I'm going to call back and see if they can keep him there until we make contact.

2026-09-13 02:13 UTC

Medical Emergency

N Newport Hwy, Chattaroy, WA 99003

Man with dementia lost at Chatterwood Quick Stop

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As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a welfare check at a convenience store on North Newport Highway for a man who reportedly has dementia and did not know how to get home. Dispatchers contacted his ex-wife, who is his caretaker, and learned he lives at another address and apparently should not be driving. Deputies planned to call back to keep him at the store until they could make contact.

Man with dementia lost at Chatterwood Quick Stop

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