Medical emergency for agitated person near Royal Road, North Yarmouth ME
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to assist an agitated person near Royal Road. The individual may have mental health issues or medication effects and might be carrying a pocket knife.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:23
Transcript:
00:00
Can you divert to respond with the medical and Pownal, near Royal Road, the patient's agitated?
00:08
Right.
00:11
Taking out a family flight, 114 Quaker Road in Sydney.
00:16
The whole point in my son was trying to leave with a group of people, sang to hang on Waterville.
00:20
Surprise there was a physical fight that had occurred, but surprising that her son, braiding has now left on foot, wearing a black t-shirt, black hat,
00:30
and a pair of van shoes.
00:32
Rising there is a nine-rested at this point.
00:36
Okay.
00:40
The son and the mother, John.
00:44
Tim, for the mail associated with her, there's a mail in the vehicle trying to confirm if it's him.
00:50
Do you want to start another unit routine?
00:53
Copy, we do have one in the bucket.
00:54
I'll bring it over.
00:55
Yes, I copy.
00:56
You can ask me to it.
01:00
Do you want to get the copy? So how old is a son?
01:04
No, Martin,
01:05
31 are you in the parking lot?
01:07
Report in 86.
01:09
Male.
01:12
Who is chasing around and not acting normal? Call her advised that may be a mental health,
01:16
but also could be related from his meds.
01:19
Yes.
01:20
You can be carrying a pocket knife on this portion?
01:23
Oh.
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Location mentioned:
Royal Rd, North Yarmouth, ME 04097
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