Repeated welfare checks linked to custody dispute, Charles County MD
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Missing PersonAs discussed during the dispatch call, police were asked to perform a welfare check on a child near Billingsley Road after a parent reported not hearing from him in several days. Officers determined that similar requests had been repeatedly made in connection with an ongoing custody dispute.
Audio|Heard on: Charles County Law Enforcement
Listen to dispatch call
01:20
Transcript:
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810, 810, 880, near Billingsley Road for check the welfare.
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A caller hasn't heard from (name withheld)'s son for approximately five days.
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104. 104.
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Next 3044 program, Ubi, (number withheld).
00:23
...all the information in the time.
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4467.
00:33
Paul 467.
00:37
Can you open up a call sheet attempt to locate and put 455 and the 785 on it? It'll be in the D1 sector.
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She'll advise brother.
00:47
Step 4.
00:50
You can.
00:53
Okay.
00:56
Okay.
00:57
Okay.
01:00
Actually, hold on.
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Don't go to that house.
01:02
There's extensive history here.
01:04
I just realized that (name withheld) is constantly requesting welfare checks on her kids,
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and it's an ongoing issue where the father has sole custody of them, and she uses us to try to check their welfare, and she will not listen to anyone in the office when they talk to her.
01:18
598 talked to her last week.
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Location mentioned:
Billingsley Rd, Maryland
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