Welfare check requested for man with bipolar disorder

Heard on: Waukesha County WI Law Dispatch

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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What? (number withheld) Campus Drive, (number withheld) Campus Drive, Apartment (number withheld).

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Looking for a check on a (name withheld), born (number withheld).

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RP is going to be (name withheld) brother.

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(name withheld) bipolar, suffers from alcoholism and when medicated he does pretty well, but RP's noticed that.

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Seem to decline over the last month and now can't get a hold of him.

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There's a two officer minimum on him due to some confrontation with police in the past.

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Sounds right.

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Henry 120, I'll give the brother a call.

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As of the previous call, (name withheld) was not there and he was allegedly riding his bike.

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I copy 120.

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221, do you copy?

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Hey, for me, just clear me for now.

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I copy.

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10-120, the 10-21 is at 847.

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Stand by, I'm confirming that now.

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And (number withheld) from that 847's the brother's phone number.

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10-4.

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I'll go 10-50 up there and I'll give the brother a call.

2026-10-28 17:06 UTC

Medical Emergency

Campus Dr, Hartland, WI 53029

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers were sent to an apartment on Campus Drive in Hartland for a welfare check on an adult man with reported bipolar disorder and alcoholism. His brother reported he had been declining in health and could not be reached, and that he may have been riding his bike. A two-officer response was requested due to prior confrontations with police.