00:00
Just the advice, got a welfare check at the post office.
00:04
Clear, I'm en route.
00:08
They have a female there by the name of (name withheld).
00:11
She is extremely confused.
00:15
I don't think she needs a 25[1], but she's having trouble finding words and couldn't tell them her last name initially.
00:24
It almost seems like she's talking about Bancroft from time to time, but doesn't really finish a thought or sentence.
00:33
I'm gonna go ahead and check with Bancroft.
00:35
Do they have anybody out?
00:38
You're clear. White female wearing a (description withheld) and a sun hat.
00:42
She was on foot with a walker.
00:54
She provided her address in Columbia City.
00:58
We have her in-house at East Cornelia.
01:12
Fourteen, what time did I arrive?
01:15
You know, you are 17 .
01:23
Fourteen twenty-one.
01:24
Advice: Make it a 17 at 1401 .
01:56
Five seven six, can we check again?
02:11
Go ahead and send 25[1] .
02:30
Attention Hicksville EMTs, respond for altered mental status at the post office, (number withheld) East Edgerton Street, (number withheld) East Edgerton Street between Wendell Avenue and South Main Street.
02:50
Attention Excel EMTs, respond for altered mental status at post office, (number withheld) East Edgerton Street, (number withheld) East Edgerton Street between Wendell Avenue and South Main Street.
03:00
Respond on track one.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
25: Meet/Contact in person
Medical Emergency
