Pregnant woman leaves home upset, welfare check underway 

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Radio 8-8 and 36. 236. 358. 358-4 Palmerston. Caller, advised. I believe this can be the father who's calling. He's at home sleeping for the son. Mom just returned home. She's 35 or 36 weeks pregnant, left the house. Not good physical condition. Officers check on her. She was supposed to be at the hospital, planned bed rest for a few. 358-4 Palmerston. Okay. 9-2-36. Did he give other direction of travel? We're still in the line with them. I'll check. She's reportedly emotionally upset, wearing a light brown breast. Her name is (name withheld). Injust to be clear, she's on foot. It is all verified. Prior calls here, there's a welfare check on the husband in July. There was no answer. And prior that, May 1st. The husband called because the wife wasn't feeling well and was possibly suicidal. The physician for that call that she was overwhelmed from being pregnant and is in contact with the debate violence hotline in regards to her being more believable. Three-six seconds. Copy. She's on foot, unknown direction. She's not take her phone with her. She's five foot three with shoulder-length brown hair. Good his coffee. Nice. She's low. Could you go to a script for one more time? Five foot three, shoulder-length brown hair, a brown dress, and 35 to 36 pregnant. Just that's in area. She said I'm in Harry. She said I'm ready. We may have located there at the park for Lomond Elementary. Happy.

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