Transcript: 911 call by woman held captive in Cleveland

CLEVELAND -- Cleveland police have released the frantic 911 call made by Amanda Berry after she escaped a house Monday evening ending her 10-year disappearance.

Transcription of the call:

Amanda:

Help me, I'm Amanda Berry.

Operator:

Do you need police fire or ambulance?

Amanda:

I need police.

Operator:

OK, what's going on there?

Amanda:

I've been kidnapped and been missing for 10 years. I am here, I'm free now.

Operator:

Ok, what's your address?

Amanda:

2207 Seymour Avenue.

Operator:

2207 Seymour. Looks like you are calling me from 2210.

Amanda:

Huh?

Operator:

It looks like you are calling me from 2210..

Amanda:

I can't hear you.

Operator:

It looks like you are calling me from 2210.

Amanda:

I'm across the street, I'm using the phone.

Operator:

OK, stay there with those neighbors and talk to the police when they get there.

Amanda:

OK.

Operator:

Talk to the police when they get there.

Amanda:

Ok, Hello.

Operator:

Yes, talk to the police when they get there.

Amanda:

Ok, I don't want to leave right now.

Operator:

We will get someone there as soon as we get a car open.

Amanda:

No, I need them now before he gets back.

Operator:

Ok, We are sending them, ok?

Amanda:

Ok

Operator:

Who is the guy that went out?

Amanda:

His name is Ariel Castro.

Operator:

How old is he?

Amanda:

He's like 52, and I'm Amanda Berry, I've been on the news for the last 10 years.

Operator:

Ok, I got that dear, and what is his name again?

Amanda:

Ariel Castro.

Operator:

What is he wearing?

Amanda:

I don't know because he is not here right now.

Operator:

When he left what was he wearing? The police are on the way talk to them when they get there. I told you they were on the way, talk to them when they get there.

Amanda:

Ok, bye.