12-year-old reported missing from youth shelter, Wichita KS
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Missing PersonA 12-year-old child has been reported missing from a youth residential shelter near South Minnesota Drive in Wichita. Authorities are searching the area and have notified a supervisor.
Audio|Heard on: Sedgwick County Law Enforcement
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02:50
Transcript:
00:00
Can I divert you for that runaway report, youth residential shelter? It's a 12-year-old that ran.
00:14
299, can I also go ahead and put U-N-Route near South Minnesota,
00:20
12-year-old chow? Have you checked the area?
00:23
299.
00:26
Can I get a supervisor, you can't put on it?
00:33
Just checking with your medical calls out here recently.
00:40
Medical calls.
00:42
A lot of you.
00:55
Yeah, it does say go ahead send 3PD for active events.
00:59
Just have you go check, kiddo so young, I'll send a deputy.
01:07
Haysville 104, 102 will be doing the transport.
01:11
You'll still be under that case number.
01:13
I'll be 108.
01:14
Are we holding anything in Hayesville?
01:18
Negative, I'll show you 108, thank you.
01:22
Temble.
01:24
15,
01:29
we have contact.
01:32
1133.
01:39
123,
01:41
you referring to the runaway report?
01:46
1040, yeah, I'll be in right over there.
01:50
104. near South Minnesota.
01:55
299, 108.
01:57
299. 299.
02:03
2nd. Number.
02:05
(number withheld).
02:12
September.
02:19
143 to start any of it can be 108 for an induced exposure 3228 North Oliver at Chisholm Creek Park
02:29
143 143
02:33
404 on this fall
02:43
The runaway report near South Minnesota looks like south side scene if you could check the area.
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Location mentioned:
S Minnesota Dr, Wichita, KS 67211
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