Female with suicidal thoughts treated at mobil gas station, Franklin MA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 22-year-old female with suicidal thoughts at a Mobil gas station near Central Street was treated by police and fire department. She was voluntarily transported to the hospital by emergency services.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 1, your responding, 251, east of Central Street, the Mobil gas station.
00:05
22-year-old female,
00:08
suicidal ideation.
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PD on scene requesting.
00:15
Hey, Wanda, on as well.
00:19
A1, you're on as well? 251 Central to Mobil gas.
00:24
EDP[1] 24-year-old female positive suicidal ideation.
00:28
Okay,
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one's up to you.
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Okay,
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one. Enter one, you're on.
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Franklin fire from A1.
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Fricle fire.
00:51
A1, transporting one.
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DLS2, Milford.
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DELF NELFER.
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Clear returning.
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Angel 1, you clear return.
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57 Franken Control.
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Her vehicle control.
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Her vehicle control is going to be Mass 4 Romeo Sierra November (number withheld), Mass 4 RSN 552.
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Anything.
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And you can show both things clear.
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That vehicle can remain here parked in the parking lot of the Westman Plaza.
01:48
(Name withheld) was transported by the FD voluntarily at the hospital.
01:53
Thank you.
Police codes explained
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[1]
EDP: Emotionally Disturbed Person
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Location mentioned:
W Central St, Franklin, MA 02038
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