Medical aid called for intoxicated male with possible mental issue, Taylorsville UT
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Medical EmergencyMedical responders were called to near Carmellia Drive for an intoxicated male who may have mental health issues. The male was described as conscious but possibly acting violent or aggressive.
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02:17
Transcript:
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17 and medic ambulance 217 respond to medical near Carmellia Drive respond on deck fire 3 near 1130 West medic engine 1117 and medic ambulance 217 respond to medical near Carmellia Drive respond on deck fire 3 near 1130 with time of 1544
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Thank you.
00:31
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00:41
Battery, but I sent into 366, the horses and some heavy brush there just hanging out.
00:55
4110 south 465 feet caller is advising that the residents that lives in unit 66 is topping on neighbors doors, glaring music we're trying to get further.
01:14
No, Creek 44, I can back.
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Checkness, 44.
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44
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For lefty, he,
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his GPS took him to another location, he's about five minutes out now.
01:39
Whencein, Medica, I'm doing around on the mental problem.
01:43
Near Carmellia Drive, 1130 West.
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Near Carmellia Drive, 1130 West.
01:53
Still en route,
01:56
they are requesting medical on an intoxicated male that's possibly having a mental issue.
02:03
Described as passive age, conscious breathing normally,
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acting violent, aggressive, aggressive, shouting, or yelling,
02:16
drugs, or alcohol.
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Location mentioned:
Carmellia Dr, Taylorsville, UT 84123
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