Veteran has PTSD episode at home with firearms secured

Heard on: Davis UT Fire Dispatch Group Calls

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Medic Ambulance 34 and Medic Engine 34, psych psychiatric problem, priority two, (number withheld) South Astor Lane, on 770 East.

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Medic Ambulance 34 and Medic Engine 34, psych psychiatric problem, priority two, (number withheld) South Astor Lane, on 770 East.

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Respond on Sandy Fire One.

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Company 34.

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Company 34.

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Priority two psychiatric, (number withheld) South Astor Lane, 770 East.

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Be a count call.

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They've got officers en route.

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It's a marine vet that's having PTSD episodes.

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Is conscious, breathing, not alert.

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Possibly been drinking.

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He's not threatening suicide.

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Is not violent.

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They do have firearms at the location, but they are locked in a safe and has not been threatened.

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Three four copies.

8/9/2026 05:35 PM

Medical Emergency

S Aster Ln, Sandy, UT 84094

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, a medical emergency involving a conscious male with psychiatric symptoms was reported near South Astor Lane and 770 East. Officers are en route. The subject is a marine veteran possibly experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder episodes and may have consumed alcohol. Firearms are present in the home but secured in a safe and not used to threaten anyone.