Police respond to tenant's mental health crisis
Medical EmergencyPolice responded to a situation involving a tenant who is having a mental health crisis. The tenant was uncooperative and expressed aggression while refusing to come out from her room.
Audio|Source: Oakland Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
Call came in at 0.838 hour. Item 31 is called. They're 5150[1]. It's going to be for a tenant. (name withheld). She's a female, 40 to 50, 5.4th in-bill. Is it 1 item 35? She diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. And she's refusing to leave the room. Do you need assistance with your 50-150? If the device, she can be verbally aggressive. And she slams doors shut on them. Also a 602L[2]. Okay, 34, just turn over until they can advise, please. Let's the tenant refuse in the lane. Any incident 258, no weapons. When I later, copy is 37 C51 available? 37 C51. 37 C51, go ahead. Are you available to assist at 444-4-Wethner? 444-W-C-C-5th, topic.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
5150: Mental Health Detention (Danger to Self/Others)
[2]
602L: Trespassing
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Location mentioned:
Near W MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CA 94609
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