Woman manic after medication stopped at home

Heard on: Berkeley County Public Safety

01:48

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Respond to (number withheld) west parkinson road.

00:03

Sixty year old female, they're resident.

00:05

They stopped her medication, now she's manic.

00:11

They possibly wanted an ECO.

00:18

11,

00:28

I'll take you both out.

00:37

You're right, thanks.

00:43

Paramedic 401.

00:47

Police

00:49

dispatch is just trying to confirm status of SRO.

00:56

Say that one more time.

00:59

Law enforcement dispatch is trying to confirm status of the school resource officer.

01:05

Everybody's secure.

01:06

They can

01:07

go back in service.

01:10

Copy.

01:11

Two or three.

01:16

I put you on a follow up for 153, 123.

01:23

Hydrangea way.

01:24

If you want to take a look at your notes of what she needs.

01:37

Paramedic 401 Berkeley.

01:41

401, go ahead.

01:43

Can you show us transporting to Berkeley Medical Center, please?

01:47

Copy, 1418.

2026-09-10 11:12 UTC

Medical Emergency

Parkinson Rd, Gerrardstown, WV 25420

Woman manic after medication stopped at home

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical and law enforcement units responded to a reported mental health crisis involving a 60-year-old woman at a residence near West Parkinson Road in Gerrardstown, West Virginia. The caller reported that her medication had been stopped and she was acting manic, and there was a possible request for an emergency commitment. Paramedics later advised they were transporting her to Berkeley Medical Center.

Woman manic after medication stopped at home

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Yes, unfortunately providers do this and insurance companies play around with approvals and then you have THIS happen. Tragic.