Man involved in domestic crisis surrenders after panic alarm, San Joaquin County CA


A man at a residence near Santa Lucia Court activated a panic alarm during a domestic crisis. He said he had thrown his weapons out a window and was negotiating surrender. He requested transport to a mental health facility.
Audio|Source: San Joaquin County Sheriff Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Tragge 40 to 71, copy at Panic, 933.
00:02
Broger, any more contact?
00:04
Copy. Copy.
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Are you on the radio yet?
00:12
Santa Lucia Court via residential panic alarm from the Wells residents coming from an unknown location.
00:20
There's no responder.
00:21
Do you want?
00:22
Do you one? Do you one?
00:24
Water? JP does jump off.
00:27
Okay. Because that off the phone with him again, he's advising that he's on the phone with his wife.
00:31
He stated he put the car in part, I don't know if that's true or not, but he said that once he's done, he will get out, he will comply, and he wants to give up now.
00:39
Okay, copy. The car's still in reverse, though.
00:41
Importantly that he grew all of his weapons out of the window, which I don't know if that's true or not, but he said he wants to send a conversation with his wife and that you will reply with all word given to.
00:54
Thank you. So I can you name for you with security over at Stuckin Airport?
00:59
It's important as a gray jeep that's in the parking lot.
01:01
I can go by at least one subject that stop that they keep driving away from him.
01:08
Ten and five to free living one in staff nine.
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I gave him the goals of safety and his exit plans on what to do when he decides to get out.
01:17
He advises only request that he wishes to be taken to 720 for a mental institute as he applies that he sent to you.
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Copy.
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