Daughter cutting herself and may become violent on police arrival, Brentwood PA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a caller reports that her daughter is cutting herself and may be suicidal. The daughter might become violent if police arrive. The incident is near Brownsville Road in Brentwood, Pennsylvania.
Audio|Heard on: Allegheny County Police, Fire and EMS - Southern Areas
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
Her daughter cutting herself.
00:05
Real.
00:14
(number withheld)
00:17
He was on Brownsville, correct?
00:24
Yeah, across from St. Sylvester, near 700 block.
00:29
Copy, do they have a unit there already right now? Okay.
00:45
Copy.
00:52
The daughter's been looking wild lately.
00:55
She wants to help her but doesn't know what to do.
01:03
Copy, did she want to sign her in? Only 188.
01:13
Good.
01:15
Vehicle info.
01:19
Negative August.
01:21
Copy normal on 19-9th County.
01:28
For welfare check, 2843 Glenmore Avenue, caller requesting welfare check on a 70-year-old man, (name withheld).
01:38
Stating that he has attempted suicide a couple times and posted his obituary on Facebook.
01:57
If we don't already, can we have a second number for Frank Street?
02:04
Call.
02:08
36 out, 226.
02:11
Here from the 10th, so that's female.
02:18
Sending suicidal emails,
02:21
Call her saying that they believe she will get violent if police come.
02:27
A 13-1.
02:31
8131.
02:34
You put us on the Kenzie Drive call, please.
02:40
Copy that. I'm sure you're going to see the updates.
02:43
I'm not sure at all if she's even actively cutting herself.
02:47
It might be a police matter.
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Location mentioned:
Brownsville Rd, Brentwood, PA
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