Elderly woman with dementia found after being lost 

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Beginning mileage is 16,001-1-1601. 4,000. 4,000. Our 1700, Woodland, we had a hang-up 911 call and callback. The email said that there was an elderly female knocking on her door, so she has lost, doesn't know where she was going. I believe she has dementia. She was last seen Westbound on Woodland and possibly turning on the 18th. Caller thinks she needs to be checked on. Pretty now. Alright, I'm from Jordan Creek Mall. 4109, you can keep 40, and I'll take this spot. Captain, 4140, you're in. Okay. 12923. 41509. Forty-one 50, them back in. They want a second, or a third for this welfare? 4109, we don't. We'll advise. 411.50, you can stand? 3.130, I'll be out with her in front of 1226, 18th Street. 1226, 18th, Kathy, 4109. 419. 9. Thanks, ma'am. Yes, sir. And, uh, Meg, can we get an update on this call? Bay 101 East Virginia number two, 58-year-old male here that keeps falling over, has stomach and back pain and weighs about 140 pounds. Very six, stop. Both cars, East 35 and Bean. East 35th and Dean, meet with your caller Ellen here. She found a, about a 30-year-old, can't find any appearance. The female is saying she lives at 12, 53, 17th Street. Captain (name withheld) at 12, 53, 17th Street.

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