Female teen with suicidal thoughts detained and transported, Jonesboro GA
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Medical EmergencyAn 18-year-old female near Cedar Trail expressed suicidal thoughts and was detained. She was later transported for medical care. This incident followed a prior similar event involving the same individual.
Audio|Heard on: Fayette County Public Saftey
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Transcript:
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1218, I'm 1080, I'll be in right for 41.
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Near Cedar Trail, across from Simpson Road.
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Call regarding (name withheld), 18 years old female, expressing suicidal thoughts.
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Spoke to a plea about an hour ago.
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She should live with her mother and brother.
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Request 21 with results.
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Beautiful.
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You go ahead and set 711 and 7.09.
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Chloe, 1024.
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1343 radio.
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1840.
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Can you put me on a 1084 at McIntosh High School?
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Somewhere.
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28 y'all on the cemetery side.
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He's from the 1050, 1081.
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10.1.
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104. We're going to be back near the dog park.
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2167 just here 87 all we had to call it on the line they did advise the female just texted them again so that she wasn't going to do it they also had a similar 1117 last date from the Hester Road with the same female 24 12 in one show one detained.
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21104 1162 1162.
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Radio command.
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1084 stars in my high school.
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Hey Boykin, let me go ahead and get 504, 504.
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104.
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1163, same traffic.
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Number.
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And 412.
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Let me get 412 also. Let me get 412 also.
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Everything's okay here.
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Medicaid-A-D3 is preparing one for transport.
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Location mentioned:
Cedar Trail, Jonesboro, GA 30238
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