Welfare check on vet with PTSD concerned about drinking, Woodland CA
Medical EmergencyPolice and fire responded to a welfare check near Douglas Ln for a 42-year-old military veteran with PTSD. The veteran's brother reported concern about the veteran's alcohol use.
Audio|Source: Woodland Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Respond with fire, near Douglas Ln at Home 2, Suite. Fires on scene and requesting meeting.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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2, Sam 3. Sam 3.
00:20
What was the Dispo on the earlier call?
00:27
Sam 2 Dispo, Code 4[2] on a landline and then code for UTO. But that previous call had an apartment or room number of 1007. That is not the room numbers we are getting now.
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Hi, Tabby. And did fire advise why they needed us?
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They did not.
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Debbie.
00:52
They had one. T.C.M one.
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T.C.M one.
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Sam, I want to see a second, we can also have a pressure fire will apply this point.
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Tommy,
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I just sent over a request to find out.
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Thank you. Sam, three.
01:29
Sent.
01:32
Engine 3 says the request is because the prior call was a welfare check on a 42-year-old vet with PTSD,
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and the brother who is the RP[1] is concerned about alcohol use.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
RP: Individual providing information or reporting an incident to law enforcement or dispatch.
[2]
Code 4: No further assistance needed; situation is under control.
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Location mentioned:
Near Douglas Ln, Woodland, CA 95776
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