Welfare check requested for woman working on car
Medical EmergencyA woman who has been working on her car has not been heard from in a week. People are worried about her safety and mental health, so they have asked for a welfare check at her home.
Audio|Source: Spokane City and County Fire / EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00NELCA call, Pocan medic, 18, 1439, 8th Wiley Court, Channel, 50 primary, difficulty breathing.00:14$1.10, you can meet the calling party at the leasing office.00:20Requesting a welfare check for a 40 female has not been heard from in one week.00:24Does have a mental health history.00:26Also, they'd like her garage checks.00:28She's been working on a car on Jack recently, and they're concerned that made me fell on her.00:38Other 10, S.L also has a couple units this time.00:45All right, check, copy.00:51That's the only new five.00:52We can get us over here for a possible IPA.00:55Copy.
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NELCA call, Pocan medic, 18, 1439, 8th Wiley Court, Channel, 50 primary, difficulty breathing.
00:14
$1.10, you can meet the calling party at the leasing office.
00:20
Requesting a welfare check for a 40 female has not been heard from in one week.
00:24
Does have a mental health history.
00:26
Also, they'd like her garage checks.
00:28
She's been working on a car on Jack recently, and they're concerned that made me fell on her.
00:38
Other 10, S.L also has a couple units this time.
00:45
All right, check, copy.
00:51
That's the only new five.
00:52
We can get us over here for a possible IPA.
00:55
Copy.
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Location mentioned:
Near E 8th Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
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