Welfare checks on juvenile and veteran with mental health concerns 

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9956. What? Do you copy any of my traffic? I copy that you're in the apartment. 10-4, juvenile was asleep, and I see you have her attached. Clear valid. 10-4. 10-8 on this. What's your... welfare check. We received a call from a caseworker at Sins stating that she was on the phone with her patient who has been up and drinking since early this morning. She stated that her conversation was all over the place and was pretty unstable and she's concerned because she's got previous, she's been previously admitted to site in Central Asia. 10-4, is she worried about self-harm or someone up drinking since the morning is not a concern to end of that by itself? Is that all she gave you? As an affirmative, she stated that she didn't give a direct threat to self-farm, but she has a history of making certain ideations regarding self-harm. Good work. What's the address? Put in there on it. No, 4, South Corn Street. I'll go ahead and get you on campus. Two. Six from nine. Yeah, go ahead. I figured you're probably close by now. Beth, the apartment's just catty cornered from you, the blue apartment. Six from nine, I'm almost to the Arvington exit. Table. I'll just stand by. You hear where I am? I have an additional pending call. I'm taking a welfare check at 2013 East Dark Street, Oakville. I received the call from the veteran welfare hotline. I spoke with (name withheld). She advised her husband as is acting very strange towards her. She being very paranoid. and angry. He has not made any comments about harming himself or others. I asked (name withheld) if she feels like she is safe, she said she thought so, but is unsure because he has been acting funny. Collar guys that there are weapons in the house and to use their front door, she is currently on.

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