Emergency response for individual with suicidal thoughts
Medical EmergencyPolice responded to a report of a male person in the area who was having thoughts of self-harm. They arranged to transport him to a mental health facility.
Audio|Source: Springfield Police and Fire, Greene County Sheriff and Fire
01:41
Transcript:
228, 223, checkperson, 1603, West Thilman Street. 229, I'm clear. 223, I'm clear, Norton in Kansas. 225. 225. This male should be in the area of Division of Washington. You're supposed to have some suicidal ideation. I'm going to send me a code one to that area. I'm clear, division in Washington. 222. 222. Can you stack 228, called me and code for both of them? I'm clear. 228, 223, Brican. If we get units in route, you know, it's requesting transport to Marcy. Next unit re-identify. for the suicidal male at Division in Washington. Okay, I'm sorry, can you repeat? 228, since you have a code 1[1] with 225 for a suicidal male at Division in Washington. I'm clear. In 225 to 228, I'm going to be out with them at Sherman Inn Division.
Police codes explained
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[1]
code 1: High-priority response
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Location mentioned:
E Division St & N Washington Ave, Springfield, MO 65803
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