Essay On Check Welfare - 1121 Words

I was dispatched to address listed reference to check welfare on Mr. Thomas White. When I arrived on the scene, I knocked on the door several times but nobody came to the door. I and Deputy Soult check around the premises and look through the windows but was not able to find or see anyone. I then made contact with Mr. Kim the son of Mr. White and he stated that last time he spoke to his father was yesterday 12/17/17 at 6:15 PM. Mr. Kim stated that he tried calling his father today at the same time but did not answer so he called the neighbor to go check on his father. Mr. Kim stated that the neighbor told him that Mr. White truck was not at the residence. Mr. Kim stated to me that it was not like Mr. White to not be at home at this†¦show more content†¦White was there but they advised him no. I then asked if he can describe the truck that Mr. White drives. Mr. Kim stated that it is white in color Dodge Ram 2015 and has a black grill on it. Mr. Kim state that he does not know the tag number. I then advised him that I will broadcast a countywide BOLO, so we can have officer looking for him or the vehicle. Mr. Kim stated that there is a spare key in the garage that we can use it to gain access of the residence to make sure he is not in his room. I advised him that my office policy states that we can not go inside without someone who has access come inside with us. I advised him that we will call him back if we find anything new. I also advised him if he make contact with Mr. White to let us know. I then spoke to Deputy Honeycutt and advised him what was going on. I then made contact with the next door neighbor and asked them if they had seen Mr. White or a white truck leave the residence. They advised me that they were not home all day. They advised me that they be in Wilmington the whole day and has seen him today. After making contact with the next door neighbor I contacted Communication and gave them the detail so they can put a BOLO out for Mr. White and his vehicle. Communication then advised me that they had entered him in NCIC, NIC # M604318433. After speaking to communication I made contact with Carteret Health Care, Carolina East, Vidant Medical, and OnslowShow MoreRelatedAmerica Doesn’t Need More Welfare Checks Essay1042 Words   |  5 PagesAmerica Doesn’t Need More Welfare Checks nbsp; The United States recently experienced one of the greatest booms in our economic history. More people were working than ever before. People were buying houses at a faster rate than they have in decades. Yet there were many people still living from paycheck to paycheck, or welfare check to welfare check. The subject of welfare stirs different passions in different people. 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