Individual threatens self near Elkhorn Blvd, North Highlands CA
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible mental health situation near Elkhorn Boulevard and 34th Street in North Highlands. A man was reportedly hitting his head against a wall and carrying a small blade. He briefly left the residence on foot before returning to change clothes and was later described as threatening harm only to himself.
Audio|Heard on: Sacramento CA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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The (name withheld) is going to be hitting his head against the wall.
00:03
Has a two-inch blade in his hand.
00:04
Just walked out of the residence with the blade.
00:07
Believe he is on his way.
00:10
He's going to be on foot northbound on 34th, going toward Elkhorn.
00:13
(name withheld), you need a 2nd.
00:15
Thirty-five, same.
00:16
I copy.
00:20
Good night, (name withheld). Just confirm no crime here at the station.
00:24
So all as a call reads, he was yelling and hitting the walls, refusing to leave the residence.
00:30
Yeah, since she's gone.
00:33
We'll give her some toy on.
00:35
Okay, four.
00:38
And (number withheld), (number withheld).
00:39
Additional (name withheld)'s back at the residence, not threatening anyone else only himself.
00:45
Stated he was coming back to change clothes.
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Location mentioned:
Elkhorn Blvd & 34th St, North Highlands, CA 95660
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