Welfare check at home for person with depression concerns, Menlo Park CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a welfare check was requested at a home near Live Oak Ave after the ex-husband expressed concern about his ex-wife who had been texting about depression and sadness. There is a history of a restraining order violation but the person has been uncooperative and possibly drinking.
Audio|Heard on: San Mateo CA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Charles 20 with David 22 to cover welfare check.
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Good.
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Charles 20, David 22, a welfare check.
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Near Live Oak Ave and Emma Lake, cross of Oak Knoll.
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The RP is Andrew calling from Sacramento.
00:16
Requesting a well check on his ex-wife, (name withheld) in her 40s.
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He was texting her.
00:23
I'm sorry, she was texting the R.P.
00:25
about being depressed and sad.
00:27
The R.P. was refusing to get further.
00:29
He did say he was drinking,
00:30
and he has not been cooperative.
00:34
Terlson, that we did.
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Do you have any history that ever since?
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We have history for a restraining order violation in October, but I think that that was just an EPO, because I'm not seeing anything when I run out the female half.
00:46
She's 31A.
00:47
10-4, I copy.
00:49
Charles, sir, you can attach me to me, cancel 22.
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Location mentioned:
Live Oak Ave, Menlo Park, CA 94025
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