Man threatens woman and causes disturbance near Lafayette, Garden Acres CA
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Family OffenseEmergency units responded to a family disturbance near Lafayette involving a male suspect with possible psychotic behavior. A woman was reported to be physically harmed. The suspect had taken medication and was located in a detached shed behind the residence. Medical responders are on site.
Audio|Heard on: San Joaquin County Sheriff Dispatch
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01:42
Transcript:
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He advises mail office 922 and not a way that she's calling.
00:04
Be in the front of the house, male is in a back room,
00:07
and RP's 25-year-old son is all right, is what something.
00:14
I'll copy by my chair.
00:16
Sure.
00:22
He has run to Lafayette.
00:24
Suspect will be in a detached shed that is behind the residence.
00:28
Mayapri is advising he's taken some medication,
00:33
possibly psychotic and nerve pills.
00:38
But by her son's golf accident.
00:48
Realized negative weapons.
00:51
The suspect did make 913-620s before taking the medication.
00:57
Before.
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The hall. So.
01:04
The 5-1. 5.1.
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Are medicine around?
01:13
They're staging.
01:18
Everyone, are you copying us? That is affirmative they're staging, are you copying?
01:24
We're on April, we copy.
01:25
Let's go ahead, Medics 940[1] on Walker,
01:32
just from the corner on Lafayette.
01:34
She's pretty beat up.
01:41
Kingfrey, John, put me on their call.
Police codes explained
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[1]
940: Meet with an officer at a designated location.
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Location mentioned:
E Lafayette St & S Walker Ln, Garden Acres, CA 95215
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