Police respond to person in mental health crisis near 65th Ave, Oakland CA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, police responded to a non-violent person experiencing a mental health crisis near 65th Avenue in Oakland. The person was reportedly not taking medication, and family requested assistance. The person was evaluated under a mental health hold law for safety.
Audio|Heard on: Oakland Fire Department
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01:11
Transcript:
00:00
Do I have available macro unit for near 65th Avenue?
00:08
Fire, macro 4.
00:13
Open fire, we can downgrade this to the 311.
00:18
Micro 4 for me able to be able to take it.
00:21
Fire.
00:23
Cancelling Engine 29, Truck 6, Battalion 2.
00:27
Repeating cancelling Engine 29, Truck 6, Battalion 2.
00:31
Truck 6, and service on 1.
00:34
Truck 6 in service. Truck 6 in service.
00:37
Obamifiers is command.
00:38
Do you have a unit number or can you have the RP come out and talk to us? I do a call-back.
00:42
I'm trying to answer. No one.
00:43
I'll do a call back.
00:45
I'm the time for the service of the service.
00:47
With our engine 20 minutes, sir.
00:50
McApore, we'll go ahead and assign you.
00:52
It's going to be at near 65th Avenue.
00:57
The T.P.D. is going to be on scene, scene, as secure, requesting Macropore, nonviolent 5150[1], who is not taking his medications.
01:05
Families requesting Macro to be able to speak with the subject.
01:08
Incident number is going to be 102726.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
5150: Involuntary psychiatric hold for person posing danger to self/others or gravely disabled.
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Location mentioned:
65th Ave, Oakland, CA 94621
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