Possibly suicidal man leaves home in white sedan, Mesa AZ
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a man in his 40s possibly experiencing a mental health crisis left his home near Natal Ave in a white Nissan Altima. He had recently discussed treatment options and made concerning statements. Authorities have no current visual on his location. The man had earlier expressed suicidal intent and had a recent increase in psychiatric medication.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Superstition Patrol District
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04:3
Transcript:
00:00
Charlie 42, 1 Charlie 44,
00:02
and Sam Charlie 43 to copy 8th, 918[1], Sam, near Natal Ave.
00:11
One Charlie 42.
00:17
423.
00:20
Near Natal Ave, 2,600 south.
00:23
RP's brother-in-law made 918[1] statements the other day.
00:27
It was actually 918[1] attempt.
00:29
RP was at Dispatch 20 discussing him going to treatment facilities and the brother-in-law left.
00:34
It occurred 5 ago.
00:40
1, 542 clocking around.
00:44
I'm not here.
00:47
5-6-4-97 at 1915
00:50
Copy. Copy.
00:54
They left in a white Nissan Altima, run and attach the plate.
01:01
It's Charles Sam Lincoln (number withheld).
01:04
And the brother-in-law's phone number is in the call.
01:10
Actually, I feel like poppy, but I'm not making statements today.
01:18
I'll double check for you.
01:19
His name is (name withheld).
01:20
He's a white male in his 40s with a gray blue shirt and blue gray pants on.
01:25
He's 5721515 long brown hair or beard and possibly prescription glasses.
01:29
Currently no known weapons or injuries.
01:35
I copy and RP's going to be active disperse 20.
01:41
I'll text for you.
01:46
Real time to the unit with the vehicle in 1925.
01:49
When you get a chance, give me a call it (number withheld).
01:56
Just for that 918[1], Sam, the RP thinks that the brother-in-law would have headed northbound but there is no visual.
02:03
No other distinguishable descriptions about the vehicle.
02:07
He's having 918[1] Sam statements and thoughts at the time that they're discussing him going voluntarily to treatment and RPs at dispatch line.
02:19
He's happy.
02:22
20-40-14-go-head.
02:25
Hey, Charlie 44, go ahead.
02:28
Signal me from baseline.
02:35
Charlie 41, code 4.
02:40
243, excuse 9.
02:42
2111, and 1 Charlie 45, code 4, check out mine 247.
02:48
24327.
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2111.
02:53
Units for Natal.
02:54
The 29s are negative.
02:55
It's on a 2017-Eatth on Altima for the brother (name withheld).
03:04
And that brother-in-law had made a statement about wanting to run a car off the road about two days ago.
03:14
He's diagnosed ADHD and major depressive, no 235 or 390.
03:22
The 29 are negative for (name withheld).
03:24
He's all attached.
03:31
Sam Charlie 42-7, Charlie 41, you guys code for.
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Chapter 142-12.
03:42
2113.
03:45
So Charlie 41 can be clearly from this call and add me to Charlie 41-toll?
03:50
7.
03:55
Charlie 44, I know you're going on seeing, but it's unknown where the brother-in-law would have gone the psychiatrist,
04:01
sorry, the psychiatrist just increased his medications earlier.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
918: Mentally ill or disturbed person; possible mental health crisis or related emergency.
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
E Natal Ave, Mesa, AZ 85209
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