Juvenile reported missing after argument near local street, Casas Adobes AZ
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Missing PersonAccording to the dispatch call, a 12-year-old juvenile was reported missing near West Maximilian Place and North Shannon Road after an argument. The juvenile was last seen wearing a green and blue jacket and sandals and may have exited through a bathroom window near Northfinal 143.
Audio|Heard on: Oro Valley Police and Pima County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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729-96 checkover 729 checkwoffer
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33453345 must go to the QT 717 advisors a number 2 female last room in a black jacket blue sweatshirt 8-0 traffic One Tangle Romeo uniform Tangle Hotel 1
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North Shannon Road and West Maximilian, please
00:27
142. 3-8 from Zavarita Police Department at 6-8-4-668 reform of Sky and Tramo.
00:35
Left at 21.50 hours to these.
00:38
Tendjave is probably poor or weak radio signal street, police code A from 6-84, C.P.E.4 was kind of a tremble.
00:43
It's around 2150, it's a Victor, honey-days, 12 years old.
00:48
Black and brown, like, to win a green, blue jacket, paint, sandals.
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Is that seen around 2150 after an argument when you left at the bathroom window near Northfinal 143?
00:58
Just to be on west at 0143.
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179-190-7-6-6.
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I can think they should offer.
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I've got it, sir.
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Free of Copyson, 143.
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Location mentioned:
W Maximilian Pl & N Shannon Rd, Casas Adobes, AZ 85741
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