Police respond to mental health crisis on Mead Road
Medical EmergencyPolice responded to a mental health crisis involving a blind man who had made suicidal statements. The situation became serious enough to remove a woman and children from the home for safety, and emergency medical services were called.
Audio|Source: Maryland State Police Barracks I
02:27
Transcript:
The line is 1063. Yeah. Good. 262-36. 262-36, Mead, M-E-A-V-E. Subject pairs, trucking and suicide. No weapon. (name withheld). I'm not sure. Caroline didn't give a name. He's got a history of mental illness. He's blind legally. They're 90s, long direct. He can see. 45 East. I have you tell it. I'm just off Korea 7. I'll be there in a minute. We're okay now. We still got TSA around to you. Keep them coming. I'm sorry. Pull it down from now until we get this calm down. There's a lot of parties here. K923. Tell them around to Mead Road. You're going to have me the car. Okay. Ethan, the answer sign is him by himself. He called for himself. Their weapons, I'm 43[2]. 41, A. (name withheld). We got the female house out of here with the children, so we should be good. You can 10-22[1], anyone else for now. We're just dealing with the 1056 object. Temple. EMS is here for us or not. I think it might be that male subject in that garden.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-22: Cancel
[2]
43: Possible reference to 'have a weapon' (context unclear, but 'I'm 43' may indicate a code about being armed or a status code)
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Talbot County, MD
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