Child in distress during mental health crisis at home
Medical EmergencyPolice are responding to a call about a three-year-old girl who is having a mental health crisis at home. The child is confused and in distress but is not violent or injured.
Audio|Source: NYPD - Manhattan Precincts 6, 9
01:40
Transcript:
Street, Hudson, and Granite, down across. Six portable. Six portable. 90-exam. And 10-4[1]-9, precinct on an EDP[2] from November 205 Avenue, C.S and Charlie. Apartment 13, Boy, East 12 to East 13. There's a female I can't remember, (name withheld). Sign boy. High boy, so wasn't wrong. Time, 24, some to three-year-old female. No weapons on injuries, not violent. How about in a job said, FEMA cannot remember things. No, this ain't that she's freezing with nerve pain. Okay, so forthcoming. I'm David. Hi, David. Park my live, 97.8 to tell you. Coming back on that EDC. All right, so close. 10 4, they are admitted out there. 104 central. We'll use the load.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Message received
[2]
EDP: Emotionally Disturbed Person
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Location mentioned:
E 13th St, New York, NY
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