Man with dementia found parked, family requests welfare check 

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That subject you added is going to be in an older Burgundy or Red Fort Fusion, onset of dementia in Parkinson's. Our piece concerned he's been missing multiple mental health doctor's appointments, just concerned for his welfare, possibly headed back to the Garden City area. Copy. 6-19 right now. Go ahead. After you, in service. 1455, have a good day. Where did he last be a man? Leaving Zach's thought he might have had the right vehicle coming east on Ann Arbor Trail from Lily, but unsure if it was the correct car. Copy. Morning, Trevor. Played on the Fusion will be (name withheld), 0171. So, 2017, 2016. 20, go ahead. 3. 3. Hayton Haggerty and the Meyerlot. That were Tom John, 2375, ETJ, 2375, and a Brown Mitsubishi. Hayton Haggerty, Meyerlot, Brown Mitsubishi, show you out at 1457. RP calls back. His uncle's in this TBS lot at Haggerty and Inver Road. He hasn't made contact with him yet. He doesn't want him to drive off. He's parked. Copy, we'll be on the way. Five away, Rudy. Go on. We'll be having a service. I'm good night. 14.57. Have a good day. Adam, time. Can you copy on a run in the west? We'll call only so far, northbound back just north of six mile. Pass revise reporting, there's a black GMC terrain in the left through lane. The flashers are on, the driver appears to be not alert. Caller says the uncle's pulled into a parking spot that is, um, cars indicating it's in reverse. Okay. Too loud that way. 10.m. 2010, 43? 42. 3.34, caller says his uncle's out of the car. Walking into the story, Phil Shoo's on. Copy. Okay. Boy, I'll be pulling up. Copy. Freeze out. Copy. Copy. The Institute radio. Go ahead.

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