Mental health crisis leads to custody request in Daytona Beach, Daytona Beach FL
Medical EmergencyA caller reported a man experiencing a mental health crisis and requested that he be taken into custody under the Baker Act at an apartment near North Shore Drive in Daytona Beach. The man is bipolar and has a history of aggression.
Audio|Source: Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach and Holly Hill Police
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The person is going to be a mentally ill person near North Shore Drive apartment B.
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Caller is requesting to have her husband taken into custody under the Baker Act.
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He is bipolar and has history of being aggressive with units.
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And then I also have a residential alarm at near Country Club Drive.
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I copy.
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I'll need two units to go to the mental illness person and the alarm can hold.
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Copy.
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Central to 10 Delta 55 and 10 Delta 5.4.
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Copy a mentally ill person.
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Copy.
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It's going to be near North Shore Drive apartment number B.
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Location mentioned:
Near North St b, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
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