Person detained after possible mental health crisis at park, Tucson AZ
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, officers searched a neighborhood near Fort Lowell Park for a man experiencing possible mental health distress. The individual, who appeared to be armed with a knife, was later found at the park and safely detained. A separate medical emergency involving CPR in progress was also reported nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Tucson Police Midtown Division
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04:43
Transcript:
00:00
We'll circulate the area.
00:01
I'm going to circulate the neighborhood.
00:04
According to the officers at last had contact, (name withheld) was found in the neighborhood sitting in a neighbor's car.
00:10
He has some mental health issues either due to taking medication or in combination.
00:25
I check Easton and Glenn negative.
00:28
I can go back around to the park that's over there.
00:30
I think it's Fort Lowell Park.
00:32
I'm going to check the neighborhood.
00:36
And dispatch, did you say Team 4 also have a call on this person?
00:40
I've had a traffic hazard call that was possibly related.
00:44
I think they went ahead and duped it in New York.
00:49
For a call out.
00:55
Somebody went. It was like Glenn and Beverly used to have.
00:58
Let me do a simple check.
01:02
It was. It was actually in team three.
01:06
It should be in 20101.
01:07
Seven.
01:12
If units can check that area, we'll just roam this neighborhood.
01:17
Likely they're showing themselves.
01:23
Oh,
01:24
and it was Glenn and Craycroft, actually.
01:31
I didn't see him on Craycroft.
01:36
And as (name withheld)'s last name, I checked and have a couple of white males matching the description of 40 to 49.
01:43
Like, is it (name withheld) or (name withheld)?
01:48
I'm going to get that information on the past call here.
01:56
Six to me.
01:58
The caller called about two weeks ago reference the same.
02:06
Do you already tell you four? Do you still have the driver's ID by chance?
02:15
Adam 27.
02:18
Subject's going to be (name withheld).
02:22
(number withheld).
02:25
I'll run. I'm attached to the call.
02:31
622.
02:36
Down 26. I'm all with the complaint.
02:42
622. 622.
02:48
I think I possibly have him.
02:50
He's going to be at Fort Lowell Park.
02:53
Yeah, he definitely has a knife in his hand.
02:56
He'll be 1039 for 3 at him to line out with the possible at Fort Lowell Park.
03:01
I'm keeping long guy.
03:02
You can downgrade this 39.
03:08
10-4[1] all but and severe.
03:11
Ans 3 U8 you copy.
03:15
Yeah, I copy.
03:17
We can do that you want where are you at in the parks.
03:20
I left the light.
03:21
It's been a great cost.
03:25
I'm going to be in the main entrance.
03:27
You should see my lights.
03:29
I got my steam lights on.
03:31
I'm keeping up here to a distance away for a moment.
03:37
7. I'm at Glen with Craig.
03:41
I've got a 40.
03:45
I got 40 as well.
03:50
On copy 3-2-1-2-7-546-23.
03:58
So that OSHA, you guys can open up, I thank you for your help.
04:06
Here's just one, a copy.
04:08
6-24.
04:10
3-08.
04:12
Can you please advise on train on the roadways back open?
04:16
Two-five.
04:18
Six-any-four.
04:24
We have T.SD en route to CPR in progress at near North Craycroft Road.
04:30
625.
04:32
625. Yeah,
04:36
I copy that quote.
04:38
6.25.
04:41
3 out of 27.
04:42
We're detaining him now.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
Fort Lowell Park, 2900 N Craycroft Rd, Tucson, AZ 85712
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