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Nonverbal autistic adult not eating at Gladstone address
Medical Emergency
Near NW 63rd St, Gladstone, MO 64118
Audio|Source: Clay County Public Safety
00:28
Transcript: Head of one chain route. 301 Northwest 603rd Street, 301, Northwest 603, apartment 103, 25-year-old nonverbal autistic party that's not eating. There is a language wearer with the parents as well. Truck runs on scene fully involved rear. We'll be out full and small.
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Near NW 63rd St, Gladstone, MO 64118
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