Woman hallucinating in hotel lobby, police investigating, Glendale WI
Medical EmergencyPolice received multiple 911 calls from a hotel but could not determine the exact room. The front desk was initially unreachable but later reported a woman in the hotel lobby who may be hallucinating. Authorities are investigating the situation further.
Audio|Source: Glendale, Whitefish Bay and Shorewood Police
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Transcript:
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This is a 774 for 911[2].
00:01
Go ahead.
00:02
I have it from Hampton in near Northport, Washington.
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We've received two 911[2]s from a hotel room.
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They just don't know which room.
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I apologize, we don't know which room.
00:11
We've attempted to call their front desk and we've got no answer.
00:13
December. Dispatch to 922 for an animal.
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You go ahead.
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922, I have an animal complaint 4,400 block a stole.
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Caller says that there's a dog barking for the last hour.
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Caller believes it's a little blast.
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Excuse me, it believes it's a house on Lake Bluff.
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Downer. In 774, advise you be like a second.
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We're now on the line with the front desk and states that there's a subject in the lobby, possible M.O.
00:31
or states that she's hallucinated.
00:32
10-4[1]. You can serve a second.
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10.07. You copy.
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In 774-707, it's going to be a Hispanic female wearing a yellow, top, and green shorts.
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And the employee states that Joaquin police called the hotels asking about this female about three hours ago.
00:46
We're still trying to get further.
00:47
Oh.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
[2]
911: Open line/hangup from 911 call
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