Paramedics respond to suicidal threat near counseling center, San Ramon CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics and fire units responded to a call near Crow Canyon Place, where an eighteen-year-old expressed suicidal thoughts during a counseling session. The person had no weapons and was not intoxicated. Parents were notified, and police stood by for support.
Audio|Heard on: Contra Costa CA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Paramedic thirty-eight and truck thirty-four respond to near Crow Canyon Place.
00:06
Cross streets are a dead end off Crow Canyon Road.
00:11
For truck thirty-four, paramedic thirty-eight, this is going to be a fire 1st call.
00:15
I've got a call from RP who says she has an eighteen-year-old client (name withheld).
00:22
That's been seen lately for depression.
00:26
Last visit was two weeks ago, but during today's session, the person threatened to harm herself by jumping off the stairs of the building or balcony at home.
00:35
I'll be standing by in front of a community Presbyterian counseling center at this location.
00:42
She stated she had some dreams about harming herself recently.
00:46
There are no weapons, no violence reported, and no indication of substance use.
00:53
She had been dropped off to talk to the RP by her parents.
00:56
The parents should be returning and PD will be staging if needed.
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Location mentioned:
Crow Canyon Pl, San Ramon, CA 94583
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