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Chapel Hill, NC

Response to mental health crisis on East Franklin Street

Mental Health Crisis

Reported: 07/15/2025 07:10 AM (PDT)

Near E Franklin St 3rd floor, Chapel Hill, NC 27514

Audio|Source: Orange County Fire and EMS

00:34

Transcript:
Medic 2.100, East Franklin Street, Unit 3.00. At Top of the Hill. Mental Disorder. Metic 2.100. East Franklin Street, Unit 300. At top of the hill. Mental Disorder. Cross streets North Columbia Street, and Port-Hole Alley. Up 1. Time up 1011. In Port 1, your response to the request of law enforcement on CEE for a white male in this 20. So the question goes to the hospital reference psych issues.

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Near E Franklin St 3rd floor, Chapel Hill, NC 27514

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