Mental health crisis with suicidal threat in Crystal Lake, Crystal Lake IL
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a mental health crisis near White Ash Rd in Crystal Lake. A person threatened to kill himself and was possibly in the basement. Information was received from neighbors and family members, and responders were seeking further details.
Audio|Heard on: McHenry County Sheriff Dispatch
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
David 1 got to be a mental subject, Crystal Lake.
00:04
Go ahead, self-station.
00:09
She started heading towards near White Ash Rd in Crystal Lake.
00:13
A third-party caller who said that the wife of a (name withheld), I'm sorry, or (name withheld),
00:22
hang on, same way.
00:26
Okay, so this caller was a neighbor who got a video from another neighbor who said that there's a (name withheld) who's telling that he's going to kill himself.
00:35
Our caller did not hear or see anything, and we're trying to get further info.
00:38
If you could just start heading that way, we'll get you further as soon as we can.
00:46
County, Susan Rock.
00:53
(number withheld).
00:59
(number withheld). Key 21 please rolling Meadows would like to speak with you.
01:07
Good. Sure.
01:14
David 1, 43.
01:17
Go ahead.
01:19
So this is going to be delayed, about 30 minutes.
01:21
You're not on the phone with what I think is the dad, who says that (name withheld) is in the house, possibly in the basement,
01:28
where he is, where he was shouting at some point,
01:32
(name withheld)'s going to be clear, valid, no void, and they're still trying to get further.
01:37
That more.
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Location mentioned:
White Ash Rd, Crystal Lake, IL 60014
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