Missing 17-year-old male last seen near Belmont Street, Coatesville PA
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Missing PersonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 17-year-old male went missing after leaving home near Belmont Street about 10 minutes ago. He was reportedly heading to his girlfriend's house on Wagontown Road without a cell phone. The family is currently waiting at the home.
Audio|Heard on: Chester PA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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216-pulthread, when I copyright to the missing person, near Belmont Street, near Belmont Street.
00:07
Over 17-year-old brother left the house 10 minutes ago.
00:11
The caller has (name withheld) and the brother is refusing to come back.
00:16
You know, if there is your Paltry, cover your shop, under block, Copeland.
00:21
He was a splutter when the brother is Felix Brown, Hispanic male,
00:25
5'4.6, can you build?
00:28
Brown and red hair, brown eyes, watching a tan sweater, gray pants, white shoes, carrying a backpack.
00:37
One-six years, the brother advised he was going to his girlfriend's house on Wagontown Road, but under the exact address,
00:43
and the brother does not have a cell phone with him.
00:47
It is your phone for your status.
00:51
Paul through again.
00:53
Paul three again.
00:55
One six years, no one is kind of out looking for him.
00:58
And he called, he waiting at the residence to meet you.
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Location mentioned:
Belmont St, Coatesville, PA 19320
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