Welfare check for person in distress near 63rd St, Oklahoma City OK
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies conducted a welfare check near NE 63rd St for a person reportedly experiencing a mental health crisis outside a convenience store. The individual appeared disoriented and off medication, had a prior altercation, and reportedly threatened to harm the person calling for help if approached. Officers were notified for safety assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Oklahoma OK Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Thirty-six check welfare.
00:03
One hundred and 50 is the same.
00:06
Maybe the calling party's (name withheld) tried dropping him off at a mental health facility because he wouldn't self-admit.
00:13
Let's see, unit 988 wasn't able to assist either.
00:17
He is diagnosed with a mental health condition and is in an unstable state.
00:23
He's standing outside in front of an OnCue, wandering back and forth.
00:27
He told the calling party that if he got any closer, he was going to hurt him.
00:33
Male wearing black pants.
00:37
Doesn't think he's going to harm anybody,
00:40
excuse me, any officers.
00:44
He's off his medication.
00:46
He got into a small altercation with another tenant, and that's why the calling party is trying to help him.
00:51
The caller is in a silver pickup truck.
00:55
Their lieutenant okay with them advising on safety?
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Location mentioned:
NE 63rd St, Oklahoma City, OK 73111
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