Mental health incident at student health center, Charlottesville VA
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Medical EmergencyA female was found lying on the floor and crying near room 431 at the Student Health and Wellness Center at UVA. The situation appears to be related to mental health.
Audio|Heard on: Charlottesville, Albemarle, and UVA Police
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
EAS is a UP 3A, UP23, priority two, behavioral problem.
00:06
143 after your line.
00:08
104.
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3.
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1-10,000, location.
00:14
2-0. 104. 104.
00:21
Near Brandon Avenue, Student Health and Wellness Center.
00:25
You can see the caller on the fourth floor.
00:29
They're near room 431.
00:32
The caller states there's a female laying on the floor crying with name withheld.
00:40
birthday 47, 2002.
00:46
Previous unit, there was a lot of wind in the background.
00:48
Can you re-identify?
00:50
103 Virginia Tech.
00:53
One day, go ahead.
00:56
24 en route.
00:59
937, 9 x-ray.
01:01
2.3.ECC, was there anything other than just laying off or crying?
01:08
That's really clarify.
01:10
Ten-four. You can mark me out as well.
01:13
Ten-four.
01:14
Ten-four. That returns to Lewis, Felipe,
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Chalice, 1500 Carlson Avenue, Trailer 18.
01:21
In 1999, Chevy pickup,
01:23
silver and color, it's active, valid, negative, NICFSIV small touch.
01:28
You can just record it.
01:29
I've got another one for you.
01:31
Hi.
01:32
Tango, November, Charlie, 35, 34.
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ECC units going to the Student Health.
01:37
They're not sure exactly why if she won't talk.
01:42
It seems mental health related.
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Location mentioned:
Brandon Ave, Charlottesville, VA 22903
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