Resident threatens staff and assaults another resident, Seattle WA
AssaultA resident at a mental health care residence near 10th Ave threatened to assault staff members if they left the office. The resident then assaulted another resident by placing hands around their neck. The staff remained locked in the office during the incident.
Audio|Source: Seattle Downtown Law Enforcement
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Reading this threats, call it Evanshouse, near 10th Ave. The suspect who is threatening to assault the staff if they leave the office has now assaulted another resident by putting his hands around the resident's neck.
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Near 10th Ave.
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To respond to that call-in-charge sector.
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And regretting that call, the staff is still locked in the office.
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Near 10th Ave.
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You're right now.
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It's back in George 1.
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It's back in George 1 for near 10th Ave.
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Get it back in George 1, near 10th Ave.
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If I saw a bell and knife for a suspect you spray the collar with Mace,
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Sent the keys back in a tent across from Denny Park.
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Three very zero one.
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Go ahead.
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I'll be given a courtesy ride for one female to 400 Springs Street, starting mile 6.4.4.
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Receive me a nice 37.
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Great by one on east.
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Boy Wend to Back George 1 on an assault call.
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Initially came in as a threat at a mental health care residence, Evans House, near 10th Ave.
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The staff was locked themselves in the office because a resident was threatening to assault him if they came out.
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The resident has now assaulted another person who lives there by putting his hands around that resident's neck.
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Again, the staff is still locked in the office.
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Location mentioned:
Near 10th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
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