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Concern for older woman showing signs of distress on bridge
Medical Emergency
Springfield, MO
A passerby reported an older woman standing on a bridge. She seemed unstable and might need help due to possible mental health issues.
Audio|Source: Springfield Police and Fire, Greene County Sheriff and Fire
00:29
Transcript: On the bridge, there's an older female standing on the bridge where the concrete side is. The color thinks that she appears to be unstable, possibly a mental instability. This is a passerby. She is a (name withheld) female, silver hair, blue shirt, and dark shorts. 215. 215. 215. 215. 1724.
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