Teen girl harms herself and becomes violent at home, Park City UT
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Family OffenseMedical and law enforcement responded to a 16-year-old girl near Bear Ridge Road who was experiencing a mental health crisis. She had cut her arm and was violent toward family members.
Audio|Heard on: Summit County Sheriff, EMS and Park City Police
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02:23
Transcript:
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And if responding to 16-year-old female is having a mental crisis, she's now hitting her mother.
00:09
1K96 and Brad as well.
00:15
Copy. She's hitting her brother, I'll be killed.
00:22
Summit Engine 33 en route.
00:28
And it's responding, the advisor mom has walked.
00:31
Her daughter has walked the mom into the bathroom.
00:39
7.02 security checks.
00:44
And it's responding, female has cut herself the ambulance system page.
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And you say thank off me, running code.
01:02
10 minutes, sir, you're six in a row.
01:08
Okay, you're confirming the address near Bear Ridge Road.
01:21
Advise mother says the daughter is violent.
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Engine 33, Ambulance 36, you're going to be responding to near Bear Ridge Road, Ina A.
01:47
This is going to be for a 16-year-old female who is conscious, alert and breathing.
01:53
She is as an altered mental health at this time and had tried to cut herself on the arm near the...
02:02
Sounds like it was near like the...
02:06
And there was some significant bleeding the mom did try to wrap it.
02:12
However, she did say it was pretty deep.
02:18
It's just as far as it does sound like that.
02:20
The bleeding is significant enough to go right in the head.
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Location mentioned:
Bear Ridge Rd, Park City, UT 84098
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