Woman appears intoxicated and falls at Southern and Sossaman, Mesa AZ
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Medical EmergencyA woman was seen stumbling and falling near Southern and Sossaman with a bloody face. She appeared intoxicated and was carrying a bike. Medical assistance was possibly needed.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Superstition Patrol District
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01:57
Transcript:
00:00
So, Charlie 55, 12, 1254, copy, emergency response, Southern and Sossaman.
00:05
Charlie 5.
00:07
That's more?
00:09
Emergency response, Southern and Sossaman.
00:10
There's a person stumbling with a bike.
00:15
It's about coffee and run.
00:21
272 to off-dudee, (number withheld).
00:23
Code 4 check at the Windermere.
00:26
5290, okay.
00:27
Harvey no 204.
00:32
H. Charlie 44, 22, 46, code 4 check, pick us.
00:37
Well, thank you.
00:38
Can you reference it to a call for me? Copy 1904.
00:42
Go ahead. 6-444.
00:47
Having?
00:48
You know,
00:52
for some of that emergency response off Southern and Sossaman.
00:54
I went on to be just east in the westbound lane.
00:56
She fell on her face and is now back up carrying a water bottle.
01:00
She'll be a white female 50s, purple jacket with jeans.
01:07
Are they requesting a warning fire?
01:17
Try 42, can you update 424? It's coming.
01:27
Can you send us the 600 R-RP?
01:30
We'll be on the 21 at Ray and Colorado, 424-012.
01:38
Happy night.
01:44
It is unknown if the person wants fire and medical.
01:47
RP after and the person yell letter.
01:50
Still northbound on 76th Place.
01:52
Caller has a bloody face and just keeps falling.
01:55
Caller is waiting to keep an eye on her until PD is 97.
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Location mentioned:
S Sossaman Rd & E Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85209
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