Woman reported missing; may pose danger to herself 

Transcript:
We're here to 582 and 569. 3.3 East 168. R.P.E. was a female called the non-emergence number saying her father was acting crazy and was a danger to herself and then disconnected. She then called back a couple minutes later saying that some other walks around us down on East 146 and didn't see any more. Just have a black man wearing a black shirt or brown jeans. Said they broke a knife in the house, but the female doesn't have anything on her anymore. And just be advised there that has found the address for (name withheld) that has believed that for a new dimensional. She likes to report missing items and people in her home and is contracted for her mother, (name withheld). Ready, did the daughter call or the female who's on the alert. Father called, and I believe the alert is for the mother, (name withheld). Yes. Radio, what's the... The last one. Twenty-five minutes now. 3-3 East 146 Street and the RP stated mother walks northbound on East 146. Okay, since there's a time delay, and we know she has a history of illness, she's passing off the Garfield so we can get a head start. I'm right over there, crossing Ligby Bridge. Do we have this? Affirmative. She's a black female wearing a black shirt and brown jeans. I might have just seen it across the Lakefront. Where you have by the bridge? Yeah, Libby Road Bridge. I'm just past a female, she's like brownish, shoulder-length hair purse, brown jeans and black shirt. You see if you can get a GL sent out to everybody, please. Okay. And then one more time with her name. (name withheld). Okay, radio, this is her. Radio, so you call the two-minute phase to, if you want to say, have no transfer.

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