Son with PTSD threatens mother and may become combative, Citrus Heights CA
Family OffenseA mother reports that her son, who has PTSD, is acting aggressively outside. He was hitting the front door with a golf club and has been drinking a lot. She is concerned he might get violent when the police arrive.
Audio|Source: Citrus Heights Police, Folsom Police, Elk Grove Police and Galt Police
02:47
Transcript:
(name withheld) 11, (name withheld) 31 for cover. For a 4.15 at 1362-1362, Young Woe Circle. RP's 34-year-old son is suffering from PTSD and anxiety and was previously beating on the front door with a golf club, now sitting on the patio, but she wants him gone. Hello, an eye copy, and Rob. (name withheld) 21, I'll take 31 stop. No. (name withheld). 31, reattach us. (name withheld). (name withheld), I'm sure. He went out for the gas spot. (name withheld), Lieutenant, here, (name withheld). I believe he still has a misdemeanor warrant for his arrest. All right, I'll sue. You're still too low. I was just saying he has a missed unit warrant for his arrest. Copy. The RP advised he's been... He drank a fifth of whiskey and thinks he will be combative with law enforcement. That's (name withheld), what? You can fast as well? No, for. (name withheld), too, the same. Copy. (name withheld), can we confirm and she has all the doors locked. She previously did, but had just told us that the neighbor was there to stand by with her, unknown if she relocked it. And since disconnected, she believed it was agitating (name withheld). Can we just call back to make sure it still locks? We just get back to the house and heard one of them. Okay. On this 415[1]. The aggressor (name withheld) is going to be a WMA[2] 6117, bald over blue, unknown color, t-shirt, and shorts, and RP is not sure where he put the golf club, so we still may have access to it, and we're clarifying as the doors are locked now.
(name withheld) 11, (name withheld) 31 for cover. For a 4.15 at 1362-1362, Young Woe Circle. RP's 34-year-old son is suffering from PTSD and anxiety and was previously beating on the front door with a golf club, now sitting on the patio, but she wants him gone. Hello, an eye copy, and Rob. (name withheld) 21, I'll take 31 stop. No. (name withheld). 31, reattach us. (name withheld). (name withheld), I'm sure. He went out for the gas spot. (name withheld), Lieutenant, here, (name withheld). I believe he still has a misdemeanor warrant for his arrest. All right, I'll sue. You're still too low. I was just saying he has a missed unit warrant for his arrest. Copy. The RP advised he's been... He drank a fifth of whiskey and thinks he will be combative with law enforcement. That's (name withheld), what? You can fast as well? No, for. (name withheld), too, the same. Copy. (name withheld), can we confirm and she has all the doors locked. She previously did, but had just told us that the neighbor was there to stand by with her, unknown if she relocked it. And since disconnected, she believed it was agitating (name withheld). Can we just call back to make sure it still locks? We just get back to the house and heard one of them. Okay. On this 415[1]. The aggressor (name withheld) is going to be a WMA[2] 6117, bald over blue, unknown color, t-shirt, and shorts, and RP is not sure where he put the golf club, so we still may have access to it, and we're clarifying as the doors are locked now.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
415: Disturbance
[2]
WMA: White Male Adult
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