Police check on woman screaming for help, Yakima WA
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Suspicious Or Welfare ConcernAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a welfare check near 1st Avenue and Lincoln Avenue in Yakima after reports of a woman screaming for help inside an apartment. Maintenance was available to assist if officers needed to force entry. The woman was believed to be alone, and police were dispatched non-emergently to check on her welfare.
Audio|Heard on: Yakima City / County Police, Fire and EMS, Washington State Patrol
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01:12
Transcript:
00:00
One 1190 welfare check.
00:03
One zero one,
00:05
Say again Valley Fire for Rescue 14.
00:09
Eleven 16 for vehicle number (number withheld).
00:12
There is a female in this apartment screaming for help.
00:17
The RP notified maintenance they can open the door if needed.
00:21
They said she's there by herself.
00:28
1st Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
00:33
One zero, 6th street, yeah, come on.
00:36
Nine 23.
00:43
Go for dude ten one.
00:50
One 0190, it looks like we were there on the 23rd for a lift assist.
00:54
She'd gotten in her second wheelchair.
01:01
Yeah, I received.
01:02
Front door is locked or at least the screen is locked.
01:05
Unable to access front door.
01:07
I'll be checking for windows and other access.
01:09
We get PD started this way non-emergent for possible forced entry.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
N 1st Ave & W Lincoln Ave, Yakima, WA 98902
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