Concern for diabetic man after troubling phone call at home

Heard on: Tucker County WV Law Dispatch

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Can you do a welfare check at (number withheld) William Avenue for a 65-year-old man?

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10-4, details.

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We got a call from a woman that called and said that he was talking to her.

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She is a nurse.

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She said she was on the phone with him for about 15 minutes and he said that he couldn't do it anymore.

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He was on, and then next thing the nurse on the phone hung up.

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She tried calling back three times, so she don't know if he fell and just ran out because he's a diabetic or if something happened.

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But the last thing she heard from him was that he couldn't do this anymore.

00:38

You know. Tucker call 103 .

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Do you want us to send out EMS?

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See if they can make contact.

2026-10-29 19:26 UTC

Medical Emergency

William Ave, Davis, WV 26260

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As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies were asked to conduct a welfare check on a 65-year-old man at a home on William Avenue in Davis after a nurse reported he said he could not do it anymore and then disconnected. The caller was unable to reach him again and was concerned he may have fallen or had a diabetic-related emergency, and EMS was considered for response.