Search for missing adult son with mental health issues, Roseville CA
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Missing PersonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a mother reported her adult son missing near Vineyard Road. He has bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and has been in a manic state. He was last seen wearing a light gray anime shirt and possibly PJ bottoms without a phone or wallet.
Audio|Heard on: Placer CA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Special attention, ocean beat, pending a AAA to calcire near Vineyard Road for a self-indicated hasty search for a mother looking for her adult son, who is bipolar and schizophrenic.
00:15
Ocean 3, we can clear out my ex-pot all be en route.
00:18
13-Ocean 3, coffee.
00:21
Question 1.
00:24
13 alpha-1 positive times 12.
00:26
Off-1 I'll copy all the boys.
00:29
I copy Code 4. I copy Code 4.
00:32
13.Ocean 1, 13 Ocean 3.
00:34
We're now landing with the mother.
00:36
Stady and her son left around 1,500 hours today, is diagnosed, get so effective and bipolar,
00:42
has been in a manic state listening to voices in his head.
00:47
Subject is (name withheld), born in 98,
00:50
a WMA 6 foot, approximately 130 pounds, awkward-colored hair,
00:55
possibly facial hair, with green eyes.
00:57
Last seen wearing a light gray anime shirt.
01:00
and possibly PJ bottoms does not have a cell phone or wallet with him.
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Location mentioned:
Vineyard Rd, Roseville, CA 95747
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