Man has severe mental breakdown near Thornapple Lake Rd, Nashville MI
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Medical EmergencyA man experienced a severe mental breakdown near Thornapple Lake Road. He mentioned scissors and bets but was not suicidal. Emergency medical services and law enforcement responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Barry County Sheriff, Fire, and EMS
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Transcript:
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Culler Leslie is reporting that her husband, (name withheld), is having a mental breakdown.
00:06
No weapons.
00:08
She was playing with sisters earlier today.
00:10
He's not suicidal, just not himself, and is convinced that he's been drugs.
00:19
Clear, keep the shows they're up.
00:23
Fairmont, also staging EMS, do you only need a second minute?
00:28
No,
00:31
we're good, we're going.
00:33
Clear, 14-57.
00:36
8337.
00:42
833 going.
00:44
That'll be out of the IT office next to courthouse.
00:58
Attention, National Medical First responders, going to services to stage.
01:02
Priority 1 medical[1] 6405 thrown up the Lake Road, lot 312, 6405, thrown up a lake road, slot 312 for a priority 1 medical stage for a 35-year-old male who's having a mental breakdown.
01:18
He did mention scissors and bets.
01:20
We do have law enforcement in route, very essential to be clear, 1,500.
01:29
899s get a check secure 824 824 at the check secure at the pt 4 status check secure secure 601 603 at a check no need for further
01:58
They're secure, 3D, no further checks, 1501.
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Priority 1 medical: Highest-priority medical emergency response (life-threatening)
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Thornapple Lake Rd, Nashville, MI 49073
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