Individual damages property at Circle K in Boulder, Boulder CO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to Circle K near Canyon Boulevard in Boulder for a possible behavioral crisis. A person reportedly damaged property and may have climbed into a ceiling or onto the roof. Officers were attempting to contact the individual, and pepperballs may have been used. Fire units staged nearby to assist with access to the roof.
Audio|Heard on: Boulder CO Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Engine 141 and ambulance 106, going to be staging again.
00:03
Staging in the area of Circle K, near Canyon Boulevard.
00:07
This is going to be on a person who damaged property inside the building.
00:13
The individual may be hiding in the ceiling.
00:15
We have officers trying to reach the individual, and they may have used pepperballs.
00:19
Again, if you'll please stage.
00:22
Engine 141, please.
00:27
One hundred and six.
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Thank you, bye-bye.
00:33
One hundred and six stage.
00:36
Copy, thanks.
00:38
Have a nice.
00:40
Engine 141, they're going to need you to move up to Circle K and use your ladder.
00:45
The individual has gone to the roof and broken the latch, so responders cannot climb up.
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Location mentioned:
Canyon Blvd, Boulder, CO 80302
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