Neighbor requests welfare check on person with seizures, Fayetteville GA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a neighbor requested a welfare check for a person prone to seizures at a residence near Benjamin Circle. The person had not been contacted since the previous day. Emergency personnel made entry and the person responded at the door.
Audio|Heard on: Fayette County Public Saftey
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01:38
Transcript:
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117, near Benjamin Circle, near Benjamin Circle across the Kenwood Road.
00:05
Caller is a neighbor, requesting a check on a (name withheld) prone to seizures, no contact since yesterday.
00:13
Has a black traverse.
00:15
Red flag shows that the person you're checking on may own weapons and has a history of the common ballot when 10-56[1].
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24.
00:24
2167, you've been showing me a route without our unit.
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4.
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1216, 1038.
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1216. 1216.
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16.
00:42
Video from 9.4.
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Head 8.4.
00:52
The 85 and 314 with a white jeep, (number withheld).
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John John, John Zebra, J.
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John, John Zebra, John, 98, J.J.Z, J.98,
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the white Jeep SUV pulling the circle, K.
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North.
01:10
To be able to get the caller back on the line, we're out of the residence and able to make entry, the doors locked.
01:18
Tim, Paul, I'm calling back.
01:21
I see, thank you.
01:26
She'll be coming to the door now.
01:35
10-4, we'll let you know when we'll make a patient contact.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-56: Intoxicated pedestrian
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Location mentioned:
Benjamin Cir, Fayetteville, GA 30214
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