Woman with severe mental crisis is restrained with police help, Cary NC
Medical EmergencyA 29-year-old woman is experiencing a severe mental health crisis with hallucinations and lack of sleep. Police are helping to physically hold her to prevent harm. Her mother is present, and there is consideration of using medication to calm her.
Audio|Source: Cary Fire-Rescue
02:40
Transcript:
29-year-old female history of mental health hasn't slept since Saturday. We're definitely in a hallucination stage. We're trying to keep it from a PD restraint, but we've got her on the curb right now with the help of (name withheld) PD just talking with her and her mother's here as well. Move to another call. Flatify. You're not giving you guys. We got slots on to a different call. Okay, thank you for letting us now. If you're just a second, I could be able to see you for you get somebody else. I'm 42, you respond to a 64-year-old male, conscious hand breathing. Callosate a patient has MS. It's fallen a few times. Falls accidental, no bleeding. Injuries to the lower leg. No longer on the floor and not responding normally. If I was going to be a delta, just be advised. It's also lethargic. If you just go through the front and go to the fourth floor, you'll find the patient. I don't know if you get a hold of risk. Any single responder unit that can do chemical restraint would be great. Jeff, we'll let them know and you said reference chemical restraint? Yeah, 10-4[2]. Trevor, I'll try. Okay, second. Go ahead. Dean Rochester call. Perfect, thank you. District 5-221. District Chief from Rescue 21. We got a 29-year-old female. Hasn't slept since Saturday. It has another other CIT[1] history history. We currently have her kind of soft restrained with (name withheld) PD right now, but she's exhibering some bursts of energy with some fighting and some running.
29-year-old female history of mental health hasn't slept since Saturday. We're definitely in a hallucination stage. We're trying to keep it from a PD restraint, but we've got her on the curb right now with the help of (name withheld) PD just talking with her and her mother's here as well. Move to another call. Flatify. You're not giving you guys. We got slots on to a different call. Okay, thank you for letting us now. If you're just a second, I could be able to see you for you get somebody else. I'm 42, you respond to a 64-year-old male, conscious hand breathing. Callosate a patient has MS. It's fallen a few times. Falls accidental, no bleeding. Injuries to the lower leg. No longer on the floor and not responding normally. If I was going to be a delta, just be advised. It's also lethargic. If you just go through the front and go to the fourth floor, you'll find the patient. I don't know if you get a hold of risk. Any single responder unit that can do chemical restraint would be great. Jeff, we'll let them know and you said reference chemical restraint? Yeah, 10-4[2]. Trevor, I'll try. Okay, second. Go ahead. Dean Rochester call. Perfect, thank you. District 5-221. District Chief from Rescue 21. We got a 29-year-old female. Hasn't slept since Saturday. It has another other CIT[1] history history. We currently have her kind of soft restrained with (name withheld) PD right now, but she's exhibering some bursts of energy with some fighting and some running.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CIT: Crisis Intervention Team (mental health crisis)
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment/OK
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Location mentioned:
Bradford Green Square, Cary, NC 27513
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