Family dispute involving mental health crisis

Heard on: St Croix County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, State Patrol Eau Claire Post

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Dispatch, you got a car zone two Somerset Township for disturbance.

00:06

Forty-seven.

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Eighty-eight forty-seven, (number withheld) 200th Ave.

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Caller is the guardian of their adult son, advising he's having a mental health crisis, refusing to take meds, as well as making physical and verbal threats to family members.

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Ten four.

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Eight thousand 800 and forty-seven at 1713 .

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Eight thousand 817 dispatch, ten thirty-one.

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Eight thousand 817 at 1714 .

00:48

Fifty-six to one dispatch.

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5601.

00:55

Can you start us a transfer card? It's going to be ALS, Amory to Regions, and we're en route now.

01:06

Copy, senior to Regions, thank you.

01:14

4226 dispatch.

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4226.

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Could you assign me to 4220's call?

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And squad just responded to 33rd Avenue.

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Caller advising that the subject knows law enforcement has been contacted.

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He is or does have high functioning autism, no drinking or drugs today.

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And they're requesting no lights or sirens upon your approach.

6/28/2026 03:13 PM

Domestic Dispute

200th Ave, Somerset, WI 54025

Family dispute involving mental health crisis

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As discussed during the dispatch call, officers were sent to a reported family disturbance at a residence near 200th Avenue and 33rd Avenue in Somerset Township. A guardian reported that an adult son was in a possible mental health crisis, refusing medications and making physical and verbal threats toward family members. The subject was described as having high-functioning autism, and the family requested officers approach without lights or sirens.

Family dispute involving mental health crisis

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