Woman in 70s slurring words at Kirkland apartment

Heard on: King WA Law Dispatch Group Calls

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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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Call for a check on the four and two king five, two king six.

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Two king six.

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Two king five, two king six.

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It's going to be the Azrae Park Apartments, (number withheld) 125th Drive Northeast, in building A, (number withheld).

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We've also got aid en route, staging at discretion, for a female in her seventies, slurring her words, not answering questions.

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We've got significant history with the phone number for (name withheld).

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Two king 75 , you can attach me.

00:26

Copy.

00:28

Two hundred and fifty-five, copy.

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Copy.

00:32

Two hundred and fifty-five.

00:34

Is that 200 and fifty-five? It is.

00:36

Can you ask fire if they would like us to go to this? He tends to be more medical in nature.

00:40

Hey, Vermont.

00:42

Two hundred and fifty-five, we're arriving with fire.

00:44

Copy. Radio 200 and fifty-five, and units on this welfare check.

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Fire is advising you can cancel.

8/12/2026 08:38 PM

Medical Emergency

125th Dr NE building a, unit 10, Kirkland, WA 98034

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, authorities conducted a medical welfare check at an apartment in a complex on 125th Drive Northeast in Kirkland for an older woman reported to be slurring her words and not answering questions. Fire and medical crews arrived with police, and fire later advised that police could cancel their response.