Welfare check for woman possibly kept at home

Heard on: Allegheny County North Police CH-2

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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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2265 County for a welfare check.

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Go ahead.

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(number withheld) Forest Drive in Seven Fields.

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Caller requesting welfare check on his friend.

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Told him previously that her boyfriend and (name withheld) won't leave the, won't let her leave the house alone.

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Abuse is to her.

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Unknown access to weapons.

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Okay.

00:35

Guys, I'll tell you.

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He don't even know if she still lives there.

00:44

Affirmative.

00:45

Got the address off of Google.

00:51

That's never wrong.

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88 out.

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Copy 88.

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88 county.

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Go ahead.

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Is Brentwood or Avalon or anybody wants this now?

01:26

I believe it is just a welfare check.

01:28

Stand by, I'll go check.

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Six 2808 county.

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Yes.

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Appears to be just a welfare check as of right now.

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No mention of a 302[1] .

Police codes explained

The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:

[1]

302: Involuntary mental health commitment under Pennsylvania law (Section 302, Mental Health Procedures Act).

6/26/2026 09:01 PM

Welfare Check

Forest Dr, Seven Fields, PA 16046

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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 coordinated a possible welfare check at a home on Forest Drive in Seven Fields after a caller reported concern for a friend whose boyfriend and his parents may be keeping her from leaving and possibly abusing her. Access to weapons at the location was unknown, and radio traffic later clarified it as a welfare check without any confirmed mental health commitment action.

Welfare check for woman possibly kept at home

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