Man acts erratically outside home; children safe inside, Hackettstown NJ


A man was acting erratically outside near Harvard Drive, screaming in the street. Neighbors reported the children are locked safely inside the house. A neighbor tried to intervene. The incident was described as a possible psychiatric issue, and this behavior was a first-time occurrence.
Audio|Source: Warren County Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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near Harvard Drive. Sike.
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He says,
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husband is erratic, possibly did something to their children, is now in the street screaming.
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Negative weapons, negative drugs.
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Thank you.
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area of near Harvard Drive for the possible psych issue.
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Repeating 73 rescue alert.
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Stand by in the area, near Harvard Drive for the possible psych issue.
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122, operative 25, Warren County.
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Warren County, B.L.S. 151.
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L.S. 1551, guys.
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Ersbun.
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Mail is 1561 received. It's going to be up in Hardwick,
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0.3 on 80 eastbound. State Police is out with a male party, a 55-year-old requesting for a health relay and no further information.
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Head right.
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Johnny, you could try 28 cars in a receptionary.
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28 cars received responding near Harvard Drive.
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Yeah, 786 in traffic, 73, copy.
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Appreciate, so you guys are aware we're all be on Ghost Lake.
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County 7316, or 17,
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can you also put the squad on standby?
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County, you have any more info? You'll call it?
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A firm.
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Cars responding to near Harvard Drive.
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Calling party advises their neighbor is out with them currently.
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Calling party is hysterical.
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Right now,
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children are locked in the house safe.
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Neighbors now gone out to talk with the husbands, and this is a first-time occurrence.
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Call taker has advised calling party to lock herself inside.
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Location mentioned:
Near Harvard Dr, Hackettstown, NJ 07840
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