Possible suicidal threat after domestic disturbance near La Costa Ave, San Diego County CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a male subject left near La Costa Avenue following a domestic dispute with his ex-girlfriend. He sent a message indicating suicidal intent to crash his car at high speed. The subject has a known history of unprescribed Xanax use and may be armed. He left in a black 2018 Land Rover rental vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Interop Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Girl WebPD continuing on Elie North Command, BOLO for a 5150 e-Vell.
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Subject left from near 237 to La Costa Avenue in our city at approximately 635 hours after a 415 with (name withheld).
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Subject texted the ex-girlfriend that he thought he was out of his mind, was going to drive his car into a wall at 100 miles an hour.
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612, 1987.
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Subject is a graduate of WMA, 30 years old, 511-165, blonde hair, blue eyes, with tattoos on his face and body.
00:43
Last being wearing a white-gray hoodie and black pants.
00:47
It left the location in a black 2018 lanfover with metallic stripes on the side,
00:55
unknown plate due to it being a rental vehicle.
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Known history of using Xanax, unprescribed, unknown alcohol usage.
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He is known by his ex-girlfriend to carry a Glock 17 style firearm, though he has none showing registered to him.
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Location mentioned:
La Costa Ave, California
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