Officer checks area after open 911 line report

Heard on: Weare Police

01:34

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

We're getting an open line.

00:02

Nine hundred and eleven is showing the area of Beverstock and Gould.

00:09

We're not getting any response on callback.

00:14

Can you head to that location and see if you see anything going on there? One hundred and 14 .

00:18

Ten five, show us off in the area.

00:26

Driver is advising that he can hear what sounds like people driving.

00:32

Probably a misdial, but we haven't been able to make contact with anyone.

00:41

Thank you, copy.

00:42

Do we have a name or anything on that phone number?

00:47

We're running it now.

00:53

We have no history in our system with that number.

00:56

Yeah .

01:01

Two hundred and seven.

01:07

Looks like when we ran the number, it might come back to (name withheld).

01:15

And she left her phone on top of her truck apparently.

01:22

And drove off, so we got a crash notification as well.

01:30

Ten five, we'll go right to that intersection and see if we can find it on the ground anywhere.

9/7/2026 06:28 AM

Traffic

Gould Rd, Weare, NH 03281

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to an open 911 line reported near the intersection of Beverstock and Gould in Weare, New Hampshire. The line was not answered on callback, and it was later reported that the phone may have been left on top of a truck that drove away, which also generated a possible crash notification. An officer went to the intersection to look for the phone and any related issue.