Suicidal man requests mental health help near W Long Beach Dr, Colton CA
Medical EmergencyA 67-year-old man near W Long Beach Dr is feeling suicidal and requests mental health assistance. He has a diagnosis of schizophrenia and has been off his medication for several days. The man reports no weapons and is upset about a missing phone.
Audio|Source: Long Beach Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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This is south units of clearing handle for a 929A[1] near W Long Beach Dr.
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One, Charles, 76. We'll take a last.
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Charlie 76, authorize code 3, unit to assist for 929A[1] in front of near W Long Beach Dr.
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Looks like we have a male CP advising he's feeling suicidal, no weapons, but advising he's been feeling this way all day.
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And he met Unit Channel 1, met Unit Channel 1, Met Unit Channel 1.
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7-1.
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Sunflare.
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Charlie 15.
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It's going to be a male, 67 years old, wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans with white shoes.
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He is diagnosed schizophrenic, asking for mental illness help as well.
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Looks like he's been off of his medication for a few days.
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He's upset over a missing phone.
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May unit 10-1[2], May unit 10-1.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
929A: Attempted suicide or subject exhibiting suicidal behavior
[2]
10-1: Poor radio reception or unable to copy transmission due to weak or unclear signal.
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Location mentioned:
Near W Long Beach Dr, Colton, CA 92324
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