Police respond to disorderly person and medical call
Disorderly Conduct, Medical EmergencyPolice are responding to a report of a person acting disorderly near a group home. They are also checking on a man at a gas station who is having trouble breathing.
Audio|Source: Clinton Twp Police - Fire Dispatch
01:42
Transcript:
Take a dispatch, I'll be out on Whitehawks. G6, dispatch. You can 22[1] medical. He's not here. 23[2], are you clear? Take a good trial, you can clear. You can't deal. Local 9 dispatch, can you actually stack that traffic for a minute. We're actually going to be out with that mail from the group home on that little fair at all, 21[3]-Hingrich. Yeah. In fact, that one can go away, Jay Linkin. Washington, 14. You'll put me back on the disorderly, please. David Dispatch[4], can you use your chances to an assist? I'll call 7-0. Count of that? Two-em-out. Okay. Clemens is 2, you threw out, 85 South Girl Spike, 8-5 South Pro-Spect, a marathon. They're a 50-year-old male with a filthy breathing. So everyone knows. They're saying he didn't kick in the door, but... He went inside and closed it and they think he's still in there. Okay, was it 175? I do have two bikes inside. Was it 175 the address? No, it's the caller. We'll try to find the address for this one. Okay, so when you enter, you're going to go on three? Didn't hear you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
22: Cancel
[2]
23: Arrived at scene
[3]
21: Person (possibly missing or wanted)
[4]
Dispatch: Dispatch/assignment
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Location mentioned:
Mt Clemens, MI
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