Welfare check on missing 10-month-old child

Heard on: Prince George's MD Law Dispatch Group Calls

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14, can you start for a welfare check over at (number withheld) River Hill Road? It's gonna be apartment (number withheld).

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10-4, I got you.

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You can hold me out.

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10-4. 14, what's the call history? 10-4.

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14, what's the call?

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14, the signal four is going to be the grandmother.

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She was advising that the couple they have protection orders against each other,

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so that's why the father is not there.

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We're going to be looking out.

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It's going to be a 10-month-old.

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10-4, copy.

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Just be advised I'm knocking on the door several times and I'm not getting.

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Yeah, four.

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The signal 4 was advising it's been about two weeks since they've seen the child, and she was advising that the baby was sick and had blisters on her hands.

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And that's why she was calling to check welfare because she hasn't heard of seen or heard of the baby in two weeks.

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The mother is going to be (name withheld).

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(name withheld),

6/30/2026 09:39 AM

Domestic Dispute

Riverhill Rd, Oxon Hill, MD 20745

Welfare check on missing 10-month-old child

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As discussed during the dispatch call, officers conducted a welfare check at an apartment on River Hill Road in Oxon Hill after a grandmother reported concern for a 10‑month‑old child. The child reportedly had been sick with blisters on the hands and had not been seen for about two weeks. Officers attempted contact at the residence but initially received no answer at the door.

Welfare check on missing 10-month-old child

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