Child with autism makes 911 call copying TV behavior, Oak Creek WI
Non-Crime EventPolice and fire units responded to near East Bonita Drive after a 911 caller reported someone needed help and was crying. The caller was identified as a child with autism mimicking behavior seen on TV.
Audio|Source: Milwaukee County Public Safety - South Suburbs
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Transcript:
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You could start responding to 94, or disregard, if you could start responding to near East Bonita Drive.
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911 caller, there was a 911 caller saying someone needs help there.
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They were crying.
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Near East Bonita Drive, I'll work and getting you go back.
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I can count me late.
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178 can back from 3-1.
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10-4.
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142. 142.
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My cat's frozen.
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Can you give me the address for that stuff again?
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Step. Squire. We do.
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All right,
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C-11. Can you put me on a squad change? My tire is almost flat.
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I'm going to be given our service.
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I had to call in a second here to see if I can't lift it back to the sun.
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Can't me? Mr. Sends, patient evaluated, transfer reviews.
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Mr. Receive and depend, patient evaluated, transfer reviews.
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Flat there is well, ironic.
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Howie? That's him.
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The search 21.
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Go ahead.
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Keyhood for a disabled flat, I-94 eastbound it at 92nd Street.
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Copy.
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1611 North Grant Boulevard, Grant Command, Propile 1, 122.
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10-3.
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Mr. Bonita, father said it was his autistic son who had the phone.
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He was copying what he had seen on TVs and video.
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Location mentioned:
Near E Bonita Dr, Oak Creek, WI 53154
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