Possible theft at Cincinnati home with mental health concerns, Cincinnati OH
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TheftAccording to the dispatch call, a caller at a Cincinnati home reported a possible theft by a neighbor two weeks ago. The caller is experiencing mental health issues and refused to speak to male officers. The situation involves accusations of stolen books and concerns about potential danger.
Audio|Heard on: Cincinnati Police
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03:13
Transcript:
00:00
Guys, can I have you head over to Savannah.
00:02
I don't like how this reads.
00:04
That's why I prefer to send a double unit to this.
00:07
Near Savannah.
00:09
Our caller states that the house was broken into.
00:11
He believes the neighbor did it.
00:13
He possibly has a mental health crisis.
00:14
Unfortunately, I don't have any previous history at this location.
00:17
Coated specialized mental health unit to back that up.
00:19
It happened two weeks ago.
00:20
He was yelling on our call taker.
00:22
I'm going to hurt somebody I'm fed up with this.
00:25
Complainant requesting that we didn't send any male officers because he has problems with them.
00:29
They intimidated him.
00:31
Our neighbor, who he is accusing of this theft is a (name withheld), average build, no clothing description.
00:40
The bosses have been advised and said to continue to hold until somebody from the beat was available.
00:50
Six-five week offer, can we just do a call back to see if he's still home and it's still wanting police service? I certainly can.
00:58
Give me just a second, sir.
01:08
She's advising, I have a,
01:10
I only beat three that's available,
01:13
well, maybe not available,
01:15
there's on a two-car auto accident.
01:17
I have no complaining on scene.
01:19
When she left the house, there was a van outside near Knight Avenue, and she said that there was a subject knocking on doors, and he had a flashlight on his head.
01:30
Now, like 30s, 5'8.
01:33
It would go, zero.
01:36
B1 and beat 6.
01:38
All right, well, then, see me.
01:44
Okay. I'm just working.
01:45
Okay, but I'm just working.
01:46
Just send that for me a digital guard the boss.
01:50
Okay. Card 2200.
01:51
You can just grow for 2221.
01:58
16 on the station room for no.
02:02
Copy.
02:08
2265?
02:10
2265.
02:12
Does that unit need cover?
02:16
Sure, if you want to go on this, it's 10 to 15 minutes ago.
02:19
The complainant left the scene.
02:21
She just states there was a male black 30s, or the flashlight on his head going door to door.
02:25
And he was in a white budget van with the hazards on.
02:36
Copy, she'll interrupt.
02:38
Okay.
02:45
I do have the double unit available to go out now.
02:47
He is refusing to speak to anyone male.
02:50
He said, go ahead and cancel the run if all I have is male officers available.
02:54
Do you want me to cancel this time?
03:00
Copy.
03:05
See any report near Savannah he's accusing his neighbor of stealing books from
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Location mentioned:
Savannah Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45224
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