Welfare check requested for possibly fallen woman
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Nelson County Public Safety
03:19
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00:00
Respond to (number withheld) Stoney Creek East.
00:03
Um, for a welfare check.
00:13
304, I'm locked.
00:14
You were calling.
00:15
4.
00:21
18.
00:24
Okay.
00:27
Do you respond to 400 and fifty-eight Stoney Creek East for a welfare check, please?
00:41
I am bringing a leaf blower and a broom.
00:44
I'll help. There is a lot of grass.
00:50
Have a stopping call up at (number withheld) Critchell Road.
00:56
Check in order to make sure she hasn't followed.
01:09
Call service, don't call.
01:15
Is there any assistance on the traffic?
01:22
Do you need assistance from 300 and twenty-three for traffic control?
01:30
Ten four.
01:32
Three hundred and twenty-three, traffic control, traffic control.
01:37
Ten four, thank you.
01:43
Fifty-three and a half.
01:48
Copy.
01:54
This is 30 to 29 command.
01:56
We're set up.
01:57
We've got good sight line all around.
01:58
We got it covered at this end.
02:00
I don't need any further apparatus down here.
02:09
Blue Ridge County will be en route with a 15 to 20 minute ETA.
02:16
1759.
02:22
Check 36 also, and I got one down here.
02:35
I'll see.
02:37
Six 4948 . Go ahead.
02:45
Eight four.
02:47
Good night.
02:56
I'll be clear of the accident.
02:57
Can you give me the details on that welfare check?
03:06
Stepdaughter called and said the mother's supposed to be leaving and she hasn't left yet, and she's worried that maybe she fell.
03:15
She wanted an officer to go check the area and make sure that she's okay.
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