Father leaves two juveniles at bus station during dispute 

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Both cars, 1211 West Broadway. 1211 West Broadway, the Grand Bus Station. Color was a welfare check for her sister and her friend says child endangerment. Her sister's father got mad at them, test them out, dropped them off at the bus station. Collar's not in Louisville, but spoke to her younger sister. Sister's a cherished (name withheld) 13-year-old black female. Spoke to her about 30 minutes ago by she's here. Collarmer 1021 with upbics. Is that child with an adult right now? Her sister did not advise says that the father dropped them off there and that she's with a friend from possibly her age. Ten four, I'm okay for me on that. Ten four, twenty-two point. Two years out. If you see the caller online, can you can get a description to that. 124, Charlie, I've got John Cine. I'll see if I can get a description. 121.1 Baker, I'll see you. 121 Baker, 2245. 121 Baker. Can you let the units responding know that he went north on 25th Street? and he's on a bird scooter wearing light-collared clothing looks like gray sweats and a gray long-sleeved shirt. One of our mama-ckel be in there momentarily. I'm okay. I'm looking northbound. 25 light-colored clothing, gray long-sleeve shirt, gray sweats. I'm not sure I'm okay. I'll say what's one from around. 2246. 24 Charlie Radio, you can disregard the description. I got both juveniles here with me. We're inside the right home. 124 Charlie, I'm okay. I was both juveniles, 2246. 272, David. Copy a telephone, please. 172, David, go ahead. This one, Jeff of Baders. First and Jeff, 22.477.

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