Woman found ill at park after taking many pills, South Venice FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, police found a young woman at a park who said she took many pills. Medical rescue was requested to assist her. There was also a family argument nearby involving a mother, daughter, and niece.
Audio|Heard on: Sarasota County Sheriff, Venice and North Port Police
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05:32
Transcript:
00:00
We have a female with a gray shirt and floral pants.
00:05
It's either on a bench at the western side along the water.
00:09
It's going to be about halfway north of the park, about halfway between the pavilion and the street just to the north.
00:20
Just see what I'll see what you guys in there if you want to check her out.
00:23
She has a pink backpack weather, girth of a notebook weather.
00:28
10 4, I'm familiar.
00:36
133, 23 if you have it already.
00:40
104.
00:42
That's not happy.
00:48
Stand 5, we're at the location.
00:55
Fort One, William 11, 1774.
00:58
Go ahead.
01:05
The 26, are you on foot or are you in your vehicle?
01:09
I'm on foot, you're right above me.
01:16
26, is that you on the trail that's along the water?
01:21
Ten-four. All right, just follow that up probably about another two hundred, three hundred yards, and we'll take you to where she's at.
01:30
Ten-four.
01:33
Oh, please, now.
01:36
So we continue on your trail.
01:52
Airwine connect.
01:57
25, where is that subject in proximity to me?
02:05
What's your location relative to 26?
02:10
Small pavilion, just on the shoreline,
02:14
to your right-hand side.
02:21
That word, she's going to be due north along the water.
02:23
She's walking eastbound inland now.
02:26
26 is coming up on the pavilion where she was just seated at.
02:31
26, once you come to that covered bench,
02:33
make the right at all that.
02:35
You should see her in distance.
02:50
To Edward 12.
02:52
Both units 51 to 52, 62, 462, Cornfield Terrace, near Cornfield Terrace, and Edward 3, cross of Raywood Avenue in Cartwright Lane.
03:00
The plan advising her niece and 15-year-old daughter are having an argument, advising that there is a group of males that are outside, attempting to talk to the juvenile and the mother wants the daughter to come inside.
03:20
(Name withheld) is walking towards me.
03:28
Airwant 26 is at 12 with us on you.
03:31
Okay.
03:38
I'm 1026, I'm 1012.
03:40
I'm 1074, 106, we'll be walking out.
03:46
64 to 26, is that her?
03:51
104, 1012. Copy.
03:55
Dash copies.
03:56
Could you throw me rescue out at the park?
04:05
Do you advise you need rescue?
04:08
104.
04:10
Can you advise the reason?
04:17
18-year-old female says she took a lot of pills.
04:20
1012, I got the pill bottles in my hands.
04:23
10-4[1].
04:27
Airwine 26, you need assistance.
04:29
Get back out to the park pavilion.
04:33
Fifty-four, I'm 1074, 106.
04:35
Everyone, you can go to point two.
04:40
Airwax.
04:46
North Party units responding to the 22J on Cornfield Signal 14.
04:51
The complainant advised that the daughter and the niece had a fight yesterday.
04:55
The niece returned today with a group of boys to retrieve belongings.
04:59
The mother and daughter are arguing while the mother is attempting to keep the daughter inside.
05:08
For 112.6-9.
05:11
1126. We'll be taking the main trail back out, the Shell Road Trail.
05:18
Temper.
05:25
116-9-17-2726.
05:26
You need any help bringing her back.
05:29
54, very cooperative.
05:31
She's walking with me.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Shell Rd, South Venice, FL 34293
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