Caller reports suicidal thoughts on I‑75, Atlanta GA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a 911 call from a woman reporting suicidal thoughts while driving north on I‑75 near 20th Street in Atlanta. Dispatchers were unable to reconnect because the phone was a disconnected government-issued device. Officers were dispatched to locate the gray Toyota Sequoia mentioned in the call.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton GA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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This is possible 53.
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Can we try calling that caller back and see if they answer the phone? Okay,
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3301 looked at the call.
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I can't call (name withheld) back. She's on one of those disconnected government phones.
00:11
This phone can't be called back on.
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Make sure supervisor copy that traffic.
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3755 northbound and near 20th Street, (name withheld) calls 911 asking if she should harm herself. The number she called in is not a number we can call back on.
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It's one of those 911 phones only.
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She's at...
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She gave I‑75 northbound at 20th Street.
00:35
So thirty-three oh one is on the way to see if he can locate.
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And we just let you know, she should be in a gray Toyota Sequoia.
00:43
Ninety-three, I copy.
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And I know it's not an accident, but if we have any GSP on the interstate, advise them if possible.
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Location mentioned:
20th St, Atlanta, GA 30363
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