Male threatens self-harm and leaves near Minnesota Avenue, Penngrove CA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to Minnesota Avenue for a male who threatened to kill himself and left the area in a white Ford truck. The caller reported unsecured firearms might be at the residence. The male was previously treated in the ER and took a syringe with him. He was last seen traveling toward bars in Cotati.
Audio|Heard on: Sonoma County Fire-EMS and Sheriff Dispatch
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01:34
Transcript:
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George 588, 9, 10, 56, 5th, Minnesota Avenue.
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George 5A, George 59, 4-1056 Red,
00:14
9767, Minnesota Avenue, cross of Old Redwood Highway.
00:18
Caller's husband drove off about 10 ago.
00:19
He was threatening to kill himself with a syringe that he did, and ended up surrendering to the caller.
00:26
He took this from the ER when he was admitted earlier for being high-risk and unconscious.
00:32
He got into his truck and drove off, got out of the truck and went further.
00:43
This is really far there, Cells.
00:50
3925N.
00:53
Just for mentioning.
00:56
Copy.
01:02
George Trevi, George, Strain, and callers advising.
01:06
Husband associated with the white Ford F-150 4-door, registered to him.
01:11
He has a claims contractor tools on truck bed.
01:15
Caller believes he has unsecured firearms around the house and...
01:19
who was in the barn,
01:21
but was replica firearm.
01:23
Caller does not know the amount or what kind of firearm, and she said she's not even sure if he did not have a real firearm,
01:30
another direction of travel when he left was to the bars in Cotati.
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Location mentioned:
Minnesota Ave & Old Redwood Hwy, Penngrove, CA 94951
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