Child found alone near Springdale Drive, Forestville MD
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Missing PersonAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to reports of a young child, about four to five years old, found sitting alone in a blue Honda Fit near the 6000 block of Springdale Drive in Forestville. The child had no jacket or shoes. Officers are gathering more information on the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Prince George's MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
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00:47
Transcript:
00:00
Adam Two, found child.
00:02
All right. Adam Two, Adam Seven, near Springdale Drive.
00:07
She's going to be possibly a (description withheld).
00:09
She's going to be sitting in a vehicle.
00:14
She's going be sitting in the complainant's vehicle.
00:16
She had no jacket and no shoes on.
00:18
She believes she's about four to five years old.
00:20
We're still landline trying to get information.
00:23
A2? Okay. A7?
00:26
Me?
00:27
A3, can you read me? Respond to the station for a repair order.
00:30
Hello,
00:31
One hundred and thirty-five.
00:32
I can take care of the repair order.
00:34
Ten four, A three, ten point two, ten four.
00:37
Thank you, sir.
00:38
So you got me, 10th floor.
00:41
She's going to be in a blue Honda Fit in front of the Springdale Drive block.
00:46
Ten four.
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Location mentioned:
Springdale Ave, Forestville, MD 20747
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