00:00
(number withheld) South View Drive.
00:02
Caller's advising brother-in-law has dementia.
00:05
He has a ten ninety-five on him, won't let it go.
00:09
They're waiting on a call from a hospice nurse on what to do, but they're.
00:12
Need some assistance.
00:23
David six central, right? For that 1098 with David six.
00:28
David six central, do you still have the caller public service?
00:35
Negative, my partner's disconnected at this time.
00:44
Ten four. We have an extended ETA of at least 30 min .
00:48
If you can call them back and tell them if they need us, 1018 .
00:54
If anything changes, let us know.
01:14
We still have that.
01:20
I'll send it, but she's late for air.
01:22
Appreciate everybody's assistance.
01:26
Copy, send it, but clear.
01:42
National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for women's 13 in Chippewa County until 2315.
01:52
Repeating, the National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for women's
01:57
13 in Chippewa County until 2315.
02:07
Central units en route South View Drive, just 1014 .
02:12
The caller is retired law enforcement.
02:15
He's watching from a safe distance.
02:18
Things were relatively calm when we were on the phone.
02:20
He advised he would call back if he needed.
02:23
If anything changed, the brother that has the 1095 is wanting to speak to law enforcement about his side of the story.
02:32
Caller is not sure what he's talking about.
02:36
10-18[1] due to him having a weapon.
02:41
10-2, I'm still on 221 North.
02:43
You want me to head that way?
02:49
You want me to head to that call as well?
02:53
Yeah, 10-4, I'll be fine.
03:02
Two 13 . David four, copy you in route.
03:07
Spindale, you can speak to me.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-18: Expedite / Urgent