Domestic disturbance with mental health crisis and children present, New Brighton MN
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a male at a home near Mimosa Lane is experiencing a mental health crisis. He has thrown items, broken a door, and tried to hit the caller. Two minor children are in the residence. The man is described as 38 years old, 6 feet 1 inch tall, wearing pajama pants and a white and black shirt, and is currently in an upstairs bedroom.
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Transcript:
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In crisis near Mimosa Lane,
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caller experiencing mental health crisis, talking to himself, throwing things, broke a door, and attempted to strike the caller.
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It's been ongoing for two days,
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and there are two minor children in the home.
00:18
So that's Kathy.
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(number withheld).
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116, cleared out assist.
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Copy.
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296 7 to 96 7 to 96
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Should advising medics have been started and we'll stage in the mail has been drinking tonight?
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5-1882 solid driving
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1959 Later 1-955 Go ahead
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In the way, we're completely removed for ourselves a lot of the children's We had to meet our outside or so
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Copyable advice
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It's 8196 and 95, the suspect is, he's an Indian male, 38 years old, 6'1, thin belt,
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been wearing pajama pants in a white and possibly black shirt, currently in the upstairs bedroom and using marijuana as well.
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And unaware police has been called.
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95, squad guys.
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Show me in the area.
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Yep.
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And your caller should be grabbing the children and going to the garage area.
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Location mentioned:
Mimosa Ln, New Brighton, MN 55112
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