Deputies conduct welfare check near Duchow Way, Folsom CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to conduct a welfare check near Duchow Way after a caller expressed concern about a possible domestic disturbance and potential self-harm involving a family member. The caller could not confirm any direct statements about self-harm. The individual involved reportedly has a history of mental health issues. No immediate safety threats were identified at the time of the call.
Audio|Heard on: Citrus Heights Police, Folsom Police, Elk Grove Police and Galt Police
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Transcript:
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441, boy 11 to start for that welfare check.
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It's going to be near Duchow Way, apartment number one.
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RP originally called in for (name withheld).
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He was concerned they had a disturbance and is worried that (name withheld) might attempt self-harm.
00:14
However,
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he could not state that (name withheld) made any of these statements.
00:19
We have a lot of mental health history with (name withheld).
00:29
They're getting the Honda with the CalPERS line.
00:39
It's on that welfare check.
00:41
The male does not have an officer safety flag, possible mental health concerns involving depression and suicidal tendencies.
00:48
We left (name withheld) himself for Sapapo.
00:54
Boy 11, boy 41, copy your call.
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Location mentioned:
Duchow Way, Folsom, CA 95630
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