Welfare check for person acting erratically at Purdue, West Lafayette IN
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Medical EmergencyA welfare check was requested at Purdue University South Quad after a person was reported by a third party to be acting out of control. The person left their room and may be outside. There is no prior history of self-harm known.
Audio|Heard on: Tippecanoe County Law Enforcement
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01:36
Transcript:
00:00
197. Can you be in route to Cary Quad South, room 356
00:13
To check well-being, the subject's mother is on the line, really frazzled, saying her son is acting out of control and crazy.
00:22
She's receiving this information secondhand from the subject's girlfriend.
00:26
Okay, I'll be en route.
00:28
We're doing afar, I'm going to go with him.
00:31
Wonderful.
00:39
3104 are you able to advise that this is going to be on the west or the east side of the south quad
00:46
she's advising southeast room 356 clear 17 17 17 27 27 27 27 27 27 27
01:00
104, same.
01:02
104.
01:03
104.
01:08
2004, 107, just information.
01:11
From the third party contact, we are receiving information that he did leave the room and is possibly outside now.
01:16
Again, no prior history of self-harm, and she wasn't able to provide any specifics on anything except out of control and acting crazy.
01:25
Sure, thank you.
01:27
Tony, so you can get the girlfriend's name and phone number and then 104-107 can call her and get better information.
01:36
Tony.
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Location mentioned:
W Stadium Ave, West Lafayette, IN 47906
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