Man threatens self-harm on residential patio in Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks CA
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Medical EmergencyA man is on a residential patio in Westlake Village yelling and threatening to harm himself. There may be a restraining order involved.
Audio|Heard on: Ventura County Sheriff Dispatch - East
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01:38
Transcript:
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9. Georgia Liverpool being a 1216 landspern circle cross up Cuban way.
00:05
There's a male residence on the patio yelling, screaming that he wants to kill himself.
00:08
Or if we can hear him only, there's no description.
00:11
There's multiple on application, reference the subject for sub-fowal, is the restrian party on.
00:21
1216 Lanspern Circle.
00:29
Forever King.
00:32
Thousand Oaks, stand by for reckless driver broadcasts.
00:36
Thousand Oaks, it's a reckless driver on a white sedan and a place working in their T-Seek, Snow Curve, lasting white northbound from Westlaken Kenan.
00:48
Susan Oaksena, stand by for a reckless driver broadcast.
00:53
So next minute, it's started in Camarillo on Santa Rosa and Upland.
00:57
It's a white Toyota convertible with a partial plate of 480.
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480 was driving at a high rate of speed, passing vehicles in the no-passing lane, tailgating.
01:06
It was last seen traveling on Santa Rosa east of Upland.
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It's now traveling northbound on more park road.
01:18
90 million units you're telling to the chick-loving moment in circle.
01:22
The prior calls reference the subject for the Dallas.
01:28
At the location, he was armed with a hammer.
01:34
And the subject was uncooperative and effectively distinguished.
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Thousand Oaks, CA
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