Police search for missing elderly woman, Elizabeth NJ
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Missing PersonAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers in Elizabeth, New Jersey, investigated a report of a missing elderly woman believed to have been transported by emergency medical services to a hospital as a possible stroke patient. Patrol units checked with EMS and local hospitals near North Broad Street and continued coordinating efforts to locate her.
Audio|Heard on: Union NJ Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Can you check with EMS and see if they have any patients with the name for 20 Bakers missing person that's in the notes, (name withheld)? Also check area hospitals to see if they have anybody with that name.
00:19
They're working on getting it at a car that's an 80-year-old female.
00:36
Direct patrol near North Broad Street.
00:55
20 Baker and ESU are out on Dewey Street.
01:07
Clear scene on the 400 block of Westminster Avenue.
01:40
You're missing an adult that turns out they're not sure where she's admitted, but EMS transported her.
02:06
Okay, they took her in as a stroke patient, so she could be upstairs, but they don't know.
02:12
All right, ten four, I'm going to reroute and I'll head there.
02:15
Two six to 20, I'll meet you at the hospital.
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Location mentioned:
N Broad St, Elizabeth, NJ 07208
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