Concern for woman possibly paralyzed at Harper Ave

Heard on: Ray County Public Safety

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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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(number withheld) Harper Avenue.

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That's going to be in the Elmira area, far north.

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It's going to be a reference to a public service welfare check.

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RP advised that she has not seen her daughter for three weeks.

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They are with the court-appointed guardians.

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It's going to be her step-grandparents.

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She is worried her daughter is paralyzed.

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That they are using her settlement money.

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That her wheelchair is broken.

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They have not been taking care of her.

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And she did attempt to call them on a phone and then said really quickly she had to hang up.

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The mother is worried that there's something going on.

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6/20/2026 01:26 PM

Medical Emergency

Harper Ave, Elmira, MO 64062

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, a welfare check was dispatched near Harper Avenue in Elmira after the reporting party expressed concern about her daughter, who is reportedly under court-appointed guardianship. The daughter may be paralyzed, has a broken wheelchair, and may not be receiving proper care. The daughter abruptly ended a phone call with the reporting party.