Client acting aggressively in crisis intervention call, Louisville KY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an officer responded to a crisis intervention call near East Jefferson Street for a client who was aggressive, shouting obscenities, and refusing to follow rules.
Audio|Heard on: Louisville Metro Police 3 - Divisions 1 and 2
Listen to dispatch call
01:22
Transcript:
00:00
I'll be held on the Trouderon on east-up at least side-on-five for a client being aggressive.
00:03
10-4.
00:07
1713.
00:12
17-30 David, 1011.
00:15
170, David.
00:18
Clay and Washington.
00:21
Clay in Washington, 1715.
00:23
Charlie, okay.
00:25
123, Charlie, 1718.
00:31
Charlie, I'm actually going to be on scene with the white sedan.
00:39
123, Charlie, I'll be on the white sedan. 123, Charlie, I'll be on the white sedan also to run 1719.
00:44
1519.
00:47
15 on radio.
00:52
115 Adam.
00:54
Can you update this to a CIT[1]? He's on his way and put both of us on the 1032-1-5.
01:04
Okay, change it to CIT[1] and have you all clear, have you going to the trouble right-at-way submen, near East Jefferson Street.
01:12
Complaint and about that there is a client being aggressive towards everyone, shouting obscenities, refusing to follow the rules.
01:18
They'll be on the first floor, low barrier,
01:20
blackmailed, abuse to six these blue scrubs in a wheelchair.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CIT: Crisis Intervention Team response to mental health-related incidents or concerns.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
E Jefferson St, Louisville, KY 40202
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