Male in mental crisis reported on Rivanna Trail, Charlottesville VA
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Medical EmergencyA male in his 40s wearing a black coat and hat was reported in mental crisis on Rivanna Trail near Brandywine Drive. The individual was possibly being followed by others. Authorities tried to locate him but were unable to make contact.
Audio|Heard on: Charlottesville City Police Department
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01:23
Transcript:
00:00
All right. So again, if you're going to be responding to near Brandywine Drive, it's going to be a male on the Rivanna Trail.
00:08
Caller is with (name withheld), so people are after him.
00:13
He's going to be on the trail down path of Pepsi plant if you follow the power lines from Brandywine.
00:18
I believe he's having a mental crisis.
00:20
It's going to be a white male.
00:22
Forties, black coat, black Steelers hat.
00:25
Those have a mustache.
00:28
Awesome. Can you attach anchor to the call as well?
00:32
104. Tiki 100, P2B380, you direct?
00:35
N4-1-2-Direct.
00:37
We'll be in round.
00:38
10-4.
00:43
If you're signing out to where you want to drive, it looks like access off the trail onto the city side behind this address is going to be the closest to where the mail is peeing.
00:52
The subject is not one location.
00:54
Temple.
00:55
100 based on the county police go to check on this person earlier.
01:04
Affirmative they then determined that it was actually going to be in the city.
01:08
They still believe he's in crisis.
01:15
They weren't able to make contact with them or find the individual.
01:18
I do believe they saw on the notes that he may be in crisis.
01:22
Okay. Well, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Rivanna Trl, Charlottesville, VA
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