Nocturnal 911
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Also of note, one of the neighborhood maps showed this from the day Natalie was reported missing, and the approx. time the report went in. Could also be unrelated, but worth sharing. View attachment 128595
Sorry if you already answered this!! But where is this document from? Actual LE incident logs with final dispositions? CAD entries from dispatch center? Something transcribed by someone simply listening to scanner and trying to scoop on local news?? Only curious, because when we take a 911 call we only have what we are TOLD to go on. Obviously there's instinct , common sense, location/person prior history, drug alcohol involvement and 3000 other things we can and do consider-- but we only have what is reported.
Ex: had 3rd party report of "missing" "suicidal" male yesterday. I advise the officers that the male is reportedly missing and suicidal with scant info that I have and send them-- I code it "suicidal male" or "missing person" in my CAD--- Officer then responds to location for welfare check and determines that the male is fine and just took a "cooling off" brisk walk for two hours and is now home on his couch in good mental health. It's stays coded AS reported in our CAD to preserve the record, ease in future incident searches for priors, tracking stats for our center, etc.
The officer however will most likely code it AS IS in his final incident report and simply code it "welfare check".
summary- the kidnapping UCR title in pic above could be a neighbor hearing some noise and seeing Natalie's (or anybody's) front door wide open and some scattered mail on ground 20 ft away- they could subsequently call it in and say "I think there's been a kidnapping!!" based on assumption/circumstantial stuff/predisposition towards drama, etc. Person located by officers at work: with two different shoes on and disheveled hair ----the final disposition code would be welfare check. subject left in a rush, failed to secure door, checks ok. UNFOUNDED.
The same with the stolen car: think Cindy Anthony reporting hers "stolen" in attempt to get help with jerk daughter desperate for ANY assistance locating her beloved granddaughter. More times than not-- reports are unfounded.