Disoriented male found in street requiring assistance, Tucson AZ
Medical EmergencyPolice received a report about a confused male in the street. He was near the Chapulte area and was seen taking his clothes off and putting them back on. A walker was next to him, and he appeared disoriented but did not pose a threat.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police South Division
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Transcript:
I'm sorry, I missed the broadcast on that checkwell-for. Is that level two? Ten-four is a level two. It's a male who looks disoriented, possibly confused. He's taking his clothes off and putting them back on and has a walker next to him. Ten-four. Can we have a med to go to that? Unfortunately, Tfd won't. He has not been approached, so... So it's unknown if he specifically wants meds, and unless he's unconscious, we can't spread meds for him without his consent. But the subject's not aggressive in nature of anybody? That's affirmative. There's no mention of that. That actually does look like he's in the middle of the street as well. How clear are you to hear, Sherlock?
I'm sorry, I missed the broadcast on that checkwell-for. Is that level two? Ten-four is a level two. It's a male who looks disoriented, possibly confused. He's taking his clothes off and putting them back on and has a walker next to him. Ten-four. Can we have a med to go to that? Unfortunately, Tfd won't. He has not been approached, so... So it's unknown if he specifically wants meds, and unless he's unconscious, we can't spread meds for him without his consent. But the subject's not aggressive in nature of anybody? That's affirmative. There's no mention of that. That actually does look like he's in the middle of the street as well. How clear are you to hear, Sherlock?
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Location mentioned:
W Irvington Rd & S Landing Center Dr, Tucson, AZ 85714
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