Police respond to suicidal man with unloaded firearm
Medical EmergencyPolice were called to a home where a man was feeling suicidal and had an unloaded gun on the kitchen counter. He was upset about personal losses and was reported to possibly fight officers if they intervened. Officers managed to detain him without any violence.
Audio|Source: Contra Costa County Sheriff Dispatch - East
02:12
Transcript:
5-1 is the Welfare Check 87-Concanon Court, 8-7-concannon court. The RP is with his friend at this location who's saying he's feeling suicidal. He has an unloaded firearm laying on the kitchen counter. The RP's outside with calling, but is sure that there are no bullets or ammo in the home. He's upset over the loss of his wife, poor relationship with his children. Unknown first name, they advise him as possibly (name withheld). Last of (name withheld). He's a 7-year-old white male, no shirt plaid boxers. He's heavily 1051. No specific mental health diagnosis. He's associated to a Chevy pickup in the driveway. Per the 28 on the vehicle, his name should be (name withheld). And the RP went back inside with the subject. He was yelling, I'm fine. The RP secures the firearm in his own dark gray Ford Ranger that's parked in the driveway. And for the RP, he thinks that he'll fight you guys if you try to detain him. But before you copy that one? Yeah. Why, two and three, I'm out. Oh, I went through him from this number of firearms off the house. Hey, for him. Let's go ahead. JGMWR550 please. Copy. Y-31. I have one detain. Code 4M30, copy. Copy. Copy. 2. Y1, we said it your NBC, but this subject does have other firearms registered to him. Copy. Copy. I'm 97th State. Y1 stage. 2330 seconds out. 2.3.30 seconds out.
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Location mentioned:
Near Concannon Ct, Oakley, CA 94561
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