Person seeks help after argument, possible suicide concern, Rockaway Beach MO
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Medical EmergencyAfter an argument with roommates, a person walked to the post office while taking medications but did not overdose. There is a possible suicide concern and the person has an outstanding extraditable warrant from Ozark police department and other warrants from Springfield.
Audio|Heard on: Taney County Police
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
70s around to near MO-176.
00:05
Caller advised that they got in an argument with their roommates, grabbed things, and walked to the post office.
00:14
He takes two different medications that will be in the call.
00:20
He did not overdose on them.
00:25
He just wants help today.
00:30
Forty four twenty one direct.
00:35
Forty-two copies.
00:39
Okay.
00:46
TCA4, priority three stages in the area.
00:48
I don't age female, 25 brother, six, psych issues.
00:56
One-34, one-twenty-two.
01:02
Go ahead.
01:06
What was his name? Did not have it broken.
01:16
(name withheld) 144,
01:18
standby for 99[1].
01:24
You still cannot copy the Ameriressless Call.
01:31
I have near MO-176, near MO-176.
01:41
Taney County units and rockets suicide, all we just confirmed is date of birth and alternate, and it looks like he has a possible warrant out of Ozark PD.
01:52
Looks like it is extraditable.
01:55
He also has some out of Springfield.
01:58
What are they for, Taney?
02:03
Correct.
02:09
4844, do you want me to go ahead and pull up that direction?
Police codes explained
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[1]
99: Wanted person / warrant hit
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Location mentioned:
MO-176, Rockaway Beach, MO 65740
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