Woman's niece acting aggressively after hospital release, Lauderdale Lakes FL
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a woman called police because her 21-year-old niece, who was recently released from the hospital and has autism and depression, is acting aggressively by throwing objects, hitting the caller, and screaming. The niece also claimed that a man at the hospital did something to her.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Sheriff Dispatch - North
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01:59
Transcript:
00:00
Good. For the 38 at near Northwest 24th Street, the caller says that the niece, who's 21, covers from depression, autism, just released from the hospital, very aggressive, throwing things, hitting the complainant, the female screaming, crying in the background,
00:21
caller requesting police, urgent response,
00:25
said the male did something to her at the hospital.
00:34
No further.
00:36
151, (number withheld) northeast 24th Street, it's going to be 4192.
00:45
Quebec 4 is on 38 with 4 alpha 2, the 76 is stacked to them.
00:56
3, signal 798 alpha, can show me 106, 1019, reference by vehicle, please.
01:02
104, alpha, ensuring you a 106 and 1018, 325.
01:10
Bill 2, clear and copy of 38.
01:17
You know just on 98 non-crime, alpha, and you send me to that third one.
01:27
and four for Quebec four and four alpha two it's going to be a 38 near Northwest 24th street apartment two zero five ten fifty six with Tanya her versus twenty one year old niece I think the niece is autistic, suffers from depression, aggressive, throwing things was recently released from the hospital, said a male did something to her,
01:57
case is 771.
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Location mentioned:
NW 24th St, Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33311
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