Mental health crisis with violent behavior near Theodromal Walk, Long Beach CA
Medical EmergencyPolice responded to a violent mental health crisis involving a 24-year-old male near Theodromal Walk in Long Beach, CA. The male, diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, had stopped taking his medication and assaulted a family member before leaving the scene. He has a history of violence and psychiatric holds.
Audio|Source: Long Beach Police Dispatch
02:39
Transcript:
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You're going to be authorized code 3, you're a closer unit to assist for a 5150[1] violent near Theodromal Walk. It's going to be the CP son, (name withheld), male, 24 years old. He's 6-2,
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no clothing description,
00:14
is high-level bipolar on several drugs.
00:17
Looks like you 242[2] the CP and walked into the neighborhood. We're getting further.
00:23
Okay.
00:28
12, I copy your 97 for that 242[2].
00:35
Do you-150 violent call?
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I'm on-code 4. You got that!
00:44
2,012, copy code 4 for that 242[2], 4th and Redondo, Code 4.
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We have the other half calling in, advising is just un-welcome.
01:00
Units are up to about 5150[1] violent. Looks like the CP advised suspect's going to be out of his meds. It's going to be very violent.
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He's also advising 842 to her last week. Today he was threatening her and also being violent.
01:14
You have multiple units packing.
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I'm sighted in traffic again.
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And Marlon, go ahead.
01:26
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01:46
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01:49
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01:56
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02:04
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02:21
Unitson out for that 5150[1] violent. CP's also advising.
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Subject's also diagnosed schizophrenic and as well as bipolar, has been 5150[1] to a few times.
02:32
Most recently, the subject's been staying out of front house near Vooian Walk.
02:37
It's possibly out there.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
5150: Involuntary psychiatric hold for individuals posing danger to self, others, or gravely disabled.
[2]
242: Physical contact or force used against another person without consent; commonly referred to as battery.
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Long Beach, CA
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