14-year-old boy reported missing near NW 24th Street, Lauderhill FL
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Missing PersonAccording to the dispatch call, a 14-year-old boy was reported missing near Northwest 24th Street in Lauderhill. He was last seen wearing a white shirt, white pants, and black crocs. He has a small afro and brown eyes. Authorities note a history of behavioral health concerns.
Audio|Heard on: Pompano Beach Fire/Rescue/BSO (East & West)
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Transcript:
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I see a signal data of Lauderhill near 5304 Northwest 24 Street for a 14-year-old black male.
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Date of birth 5/27/11.
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He has a small afro and brown eyes.
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He's wearing a white shirt, white pants,
00:23
and black crocs last seen yesterday near Northwest 24 Street.
00:31
Signal 20[1] history noted.
00:34
Additional details not provided.
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Location is in Lauderhill.
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Further investigation ongoing.
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Alert issued for missing youth.
00:55
Likely missing for six days.
00:58
Similar bulletin for 14-year-old male (name withheld).
01:06
DOB 5/27/2011, small afro and brown eyes.
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Wearing white shirt, white pants,
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and black crocs.
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Last seen yesterday near Northwest 24 Street.
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Signal 20[1] history noted; left unknown DOT.
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No further information.
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Signal 20: Mentally ill person or behavioral health crisis.
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Location mentioned:
NW 24th St, Lauderhill, FL 33313
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