Man with behavioral changes becomes aggressive, Rockaway NJ
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to a location near George St in Rockaway, NJ, for a man showing behavioral changes. The caller said the man was becoming aggressive and made alarming statements, but no weapons were present. Units were dispatched to assist, and another report nearby involved a minor vehicle fluid leak.
Audio|Heard on: Morris NJ Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Affirmative, stating a medical.
00:02
Units are rolling. Waiting on dispatch, they are being dispatched.
00:06
Okay.
00:07
Near George St, stating he is not violent.
00:09
He’s had a change in behavior over the last few days.
00:14
Great.
00:15
Near Baker St, the caller reported fluid leaking from one of the cars.
00:22
All right, can you start Fire Department?
00:25
10-4, they're being dispatched.
00:27
Baker’s out.
00:30
You for Robin?
00:32
Baker to county.
00:33
Where is Baker at?
00:34
You can cancel that, B.
00:36
It looks like it's just wiper fluid leaking.
00:38
She’s going to drive it home.
00:40
10-4. County near George, clear for info.
00:44
The call taker stated the male is becoming aggressive and agitated.
00:48
He states he wants us to shoot people.
00:50
There are no guns in the house.
00:51
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
George St, Rockaway, NJ 07866
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