Well-being check for young adult with bipolar disorder, Chicago IL
Medical EmergencyA mother requested a well-being check for her 20-year-old son diagnosed with bipolar disorder who has been acting out and causing concern among his friends. The check is near W Morse Ave in Chicago.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 11
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Transcript:
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10-4[1]. And for the Annison 24, we got pending to check the well-being near W Morse.
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261-Curley.
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2061, Charlie.
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261, Charlie.
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Can you get a brand my red light check please?
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Burn my red line 10-4[1].
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461,
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Charles.
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461, Charlie.
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Can we give Brandtville Redline check, please?
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10, 4th.
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2461, David.
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6-1, David.
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6-1, David. Can you check on that well-being check near W Morse's caller? The mom is calling, stating that she's not unseen, but she's en route.
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Her 20-year-old son, (name withheld), is diagnosed bipolar. He's been acting out. His friends have been calling her to check on him because they're concerned about him,
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and that's pretty much how we have.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
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Location mentioned:
Near W Morse Ave, Chicago, IL 60626
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