Welfare check at Janesville park for two individuals, Janesville WI
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Medical EmergencyPolice conducted welfare checks on two individuals in Janesville. One woman was running northbound on Excalibur Drive after attempting to leave home. A man stuck on ice at Traxler Park made suicidal statements about falling through the ice. Officers responded to assess their wellbeing.
Audio|Heard on: Rock County Public Safety
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02:11
Transcript:
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202 Welfare Check.
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202 a Welfare Check.
00:05
2007.
00:09
202.
00:12
202-206 Browning Drive, near Browning.
00:16
R.P.
00:17
is saying that her daughter is attempting to walk away.
00:22
(name withheld), she's now running northbound on Excalibur Drive.
00:27
Female wearing a gray sweatshirt and Star Wars pajamas.
00:32
She doesn't have prior self-harm attempts.
00:41
Two copy, I'll be in the earth.
00:47
2.05,
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I'll be in the earth.
00:50
2.05. A salty occult package.
00:56
205.
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205, it could be at Traxler Park, 600 North Main Street.
01:05
RPs in a Dodge Caravan, so he stalled on the ice where the mud volleyball is.
01:11
Just because the RP did make some suicidal statements that he prefers to die and threatened to go out on the ice to fall through.
01:19
Did you want a second?
01:24
Uh, 10th, pardon.
01:27
I copy 203 can you point out of three.
01:30
Okay,
01:32
I copy.
01:39
205, you know with the man.
01:41
It's going to be completely sideways on roadway.
01:51
205, also okay here.
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He's not suicidal and 3d222.
02:01
225 and copy.
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202.
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I'll help you get out with their right 14.
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Location mentioned:
Traxler Park, 600 N Main St, Janesville, WI 53545
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