Deputies conduct welfare check for missing juvenile, Tehama County CA
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Missing PersonAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies in Corning conducted a welfare check for a juvenile reportedly missing from Butte County. The missing person was possibly at a residence near Columbia Avenue. The report involved a protective order related to the boyfriend, who was described as potentially hostile. Details remained unconfirmed at the time of dispatch.
Audio|Heard on: Tehama County Law Enforcement Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Six eleven, are you clear to copy a request for a welfare check? Juvenile issue, Corning.
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Six eleven.
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Six eleven,
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Going to be headed towards near Columbia Avenue across from South Avenue in Corning.
00:17
I spoke with (name withheld) who was requesting a welfare check on her daughter at the location.
00:24
Advised that she reported her daughter missing out of Butte County on Monday and has received secondhand information that her daughter is at the boyfriend's house.
00:33
Our case states that she has a TRO against the boyfriend protecting herself and the daughter.
00:37
I was unable to find any kind of MUPS entry or any TRO between any of the subjects, and the boyfriend (name withheld) is flagged as hostile and under carry firearms.
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Location mentioned:
Columbia Ave & South Ave, California 96021
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