Welfare check for man with lung cancer at home
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Trempealeau County Fire, Law and EMS
03:43
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County 77, copy welfare check.
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Go ahead. (number withheld) Francis Street.
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Caller is requesting a welfare check on neighbor's father.
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He doesn't know his name or the neighbor's name.
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Stated he hasn't seen him last night or the dog.
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Lights have been off all day.
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Truck is still in driveway.
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Stated he does have lung cancer.
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Trempealeau.
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773.
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Go ahead.
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So is it just the one male party that lives there, or is it multiple?
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And I'm en route.
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He said if his neighbor went on a vacation or a trip, the father is staying there washing the dog.
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He's concerned about the father who's staying there.
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10-4.
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77, can I relay 23?
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10-4.
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77 County Wisconsin 20.
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Go ahead.
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Union William 4461, Union William 4461.
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77,
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your return.
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Seventy-seven, can I go ahead?
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Negative twenty-nine on a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado, black in color, to (name withheld) out of Pigeon Falls.
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Expires 1130 of 20 twenty-six.
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Ten four. That's going to be the male I am doing a welfare check on.
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Ten four.
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If you could check in house, see if we have a 21 or anything for him.
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10-4.
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777.
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Go ahead.
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We do have a man house, however there is no 21 attached to his name file.
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10-4.
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7720.
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Go ahead.
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Do we have any names attached to this property? Who would be living here?
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Stand by.
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977, we have multiple names attached with that address.
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10-4. Any 21s?
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10-4, there are multiple.
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Ten four. Can you try them, see if they haven't been in contact with that male from the 28th?
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Not getting any answer.
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I can see mostly into the downstairs.
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I don't see anything, but again, no contact.
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Ten four.
Medical Emergency
