Police search woods after disconnected 911 call

Heard on: Leeds AL Law Dispatch

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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.

00:00

911, have a 911 hang up.

00:02

They're going to be in the area of Whitfield Avenue and Hankins Avenue.

00:07

Whitfield Avenue and Hankins Avenue.

00:10

Female caller that was on the line, she didn't really get any words out.

00:15

sounded like someone took the phone away from her telling her no and disconnected.

00:20

They are not answering on.

00:21

Call back. It just rings or it rings the time or something goes to voicemail.

00:25

Appears that they now turn the phone off.

00:29

92, I'll be en route with him.

00:34

Received, units, be advised.

00:35

The cell phone looks to be hanging in the woods behind the Taco Bell, closer to the big curve in Whitfield after Hankins.

00:46

Probably just like a little wooded area and a little trail.

00:49

92, I'll go walk through it.

00:53

10-4.

00:55

91, 423 area.

00:59

10-4, have you guys 23?

01:02

91, we're gonna, we'll be behind top of it on that little wooded area on that old trail I think.

01:07

We just gonna walk around or see if we can hear anything or see.

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10-4.

2026-10-22 07:38 UTC

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Whitfield Ave & Hankins Ave, Leeds, AL 35094

Police search woods after disconnected 911 call

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers received a 911 hang-up near Whitfield Avenue and Hankins Avenue involving a female caller who could not speak. It sounded as though someone took the phone away from her, and the phone later appeared to be turned off. Units responded to a wooded area behind a Taco Bell near a curve on Whitfield Avenue to search for the phone and any possible caller.

Police search woods after disconnected 911 call

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