Officers respond to mental health warrant near Ute Ct, Plano TX
Medical EmergencyOfficers responded to serve a mental health warrant near Ute Ct. The subject is diagnosed with bipolar disorder, nonviolent, and was talking erratically. Officers noted the subject was possibly walking through the complex near apartment 1512 and that there was medication present. The subject was seen by witnesses moving on foot through the complex.
Audio|Source: Plano Police Dispatch
04:59
Transcript:
00:00
One item six, two bigger sixteen, copy mental subject, near Seebrook Drive, cross street, Rainier road.
00:07
Callers serving a mental health warrant.
00:10
They're looking at the camera and sees that the vehicle is still there, no weapons, no intox, doesn't have a history of drugs.
00:20
One item six, copy.
00:26
Two, Baker 16, copy, and who is the health?
00:29
I am trying to clarify that right now.
00:38
One, Charlie, five. Check on this parking violation of Watercrest Drive and Charles Place.
00:43
It's going to be southbound side parked right up by a stop sign, a truck with a trailer.
00:49
Probably.
00:55
Well, they have a six got clear.
01:04
Nor 25, can you show me out at Baker too?
01:14
Baker one confirming you're still on the phone with the subject though, is he still yelling at the call-taker?
01:20
It looks like the last update was that he was crying, but...
01:26
She does still have him on the phone.
01:29
Looks like he's talking about a white statue that is being,
01:35
something's being done with it, and it's moving.
01:38
There's a lot of ramble.
01:43
Okay, 10-4[1].
01:46
He's telling someone named (name withheld) not to open the door for officers. Keep saying he should put on his boxers because he doesn't have STDs.
02:00
Take a five of the units on this call.
02:03
I got a witness saying that subject was seen west down on foot through the complex, West 15th,
02:09
or building 15th.
02:14
That's coming up.
02:21
It looks like the caller is at the location I gave you. They're trying to serve warrant at near Ute Court.
02:32
The caller is going to be the dad of the subject.
02:41
Two bigger 16, did you copy?
02:46
Two breaker 16, you repeat.
02:49
It looks like the caller is going to be the father of the subject.
02:52
They're trying to serve the warrant at near Ute Court. They're currently at the address I gave you the caller is.
03:03
Kathy, I'll go ahead and go to the caller's current location and talk to us.
03:08
Perfect.
03:14
Through traffic.
03:21
B-15-75, northbound,
03:25
percussion southbound,
03:26
Sam Henry,
03:28
Mary,
03:29
(number withheld).
03:31
Okay.
03:38
That subject is going to be diagnosed with bipolar, has been in a mental hospital before,
03:43
no history of violence.
03:52
One Baker one, the five maintenance says that the subject may be 1512, o'clock at 1512.
04:00
Copy units, that's going to be unit 1512 1512 1512. 1512.
04:09
Receive.
04:17
One, Baker One, looks like the caller is asking my officers are here, then said the officer is leaving.
04:23
Also saying there's medication everywhere, he has a lot of pills.
04:31
Receive.
04:33
Speaker 1,
04:39
what's the subject's name again?
04:46
Send by, don't think that he was giving his name.
04:51
Let me look at the other call. Receive.
04:58
We're at apartment 1512.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative—message received and understood.
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Near Ute Ct, Plano, TX 75023
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