00:00
Station eight units,
00:02
check the well-being at (number withheld) Sharon Lane.
00:05
Reference a text to 911 .
00:07
RP not making a lot of sense.
00:09
Advised someone is outside of their window.
00:12
Negative history with the phone number.
00:14
Units respond when available.
00:21
Station 841 , 2050 units looking.
00:33
This is 10-1[1], I'll be 10-10[5].
00:44
10-1[1], I'll be 10-10[5] to scene with lots of EUs in route to 10-1.
00:50
10-1[1], 10-10[5] to scene.
00:53
Three other transits for advisor, cleaning up and leaving area.
01:03
Station 101, 10-7[3], check near.
01:12
10-2, 10-8[4], 10-2, shark.
01:17
Eighty-one information address was confirmed by RP via text.
01:28
M two, ten ninety-seven.
01:30
Forty-one, the front and the front window is clear.
01:35
She's an upstairs unit.
01:39
Ten four, I am checking the alley side.
01:41
I am attempting to call the RP with your last.
01:54
I'll be turning the report again.
02:06
One 1081 . This is 11081 .
02:18
Contact with the resident of (number withheld) .
02:19
He's saying that his son is in the residence.
02:22
He's suffering from schizophrenia.
02:24
He's going to make sure he's good for us.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-1: Weak or poor radio signal reception
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood.
[4]
10-8: In service and available for assignment or calls.
Medical Emergency
