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Caller threatens self-harm near South Preston and East Chestnut, Louisville KY

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S Preston St & E Chestnut St, Louisville, KY 40202

A caller recently released from the hospital threatened to climb a building and jump or lie down on the highway near South Preston Street and East Chestnut Street.

Audio|Source: Louisville Metro Police 3 - Divisions 1 and 2
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Transcript:
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Tentian is in the 1st Division D5, be on the lookout for CIFT subject in the area of South Preston Street at East Chestnut Street,
00:06
say caller that was released from UofL Hospital, stating no one cares about her mental health. She stated she was going to climb a large building and jump out and go laying in the highway.
00:17
She must walk in westbound on East Chestnut. There was no description given of the caller, time is 149.

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Location mentioned:
S Preston St & E Chestnut St, Louisville, KY 40202

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Incident Timeline

  1. Officers Clear the Scene
  2. Subject Identified as Ms. Robertson
  3. Caller Background and Intent Restated
  4. Incident Location Reiterated
  5. Be On the Lookout Issued

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