Dispute resolved at Custer Avenue and Quint Street, San Francisco CA
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a dispute near Custer Avenue and Quint Street where a person refused to move belongings blocking painters. The individual later cooperated and moved the items after police contact, resolving the situation.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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01:56
Transcript:
00:00
Headquarters to Charlie 12 Adams for a B priority incident at Custer Avenue and Quint.
00:09
Early twelve, Adam.
00:10
Copy RP and staff trying to paint a fence, and a subject moved away but refused to move belongings.
00:19
And the workers cannot continue.
00:23
Thirteen, Adam. Copy.
00:28
Transporting out.
00:45
Updated call to an A priority at Kaiser SF in the Richmond 2.
00:55
He says he's en route to see his psychiatrist.
01:14
The patient left with an IV still in their arm.
01:17
The patient is confused and does not have capacity to make their own decisions.
01:22
(name withheld) is the patient, described wearing a black t-shirt, black shorts, and black tennis shoes.
01:29
You're meeting with nurse (name withheld) on the 7th floor of the hospital.
01:50
Now giving code for the incident at Custer and Quint, and the subject agreed to move belongings so workers can resume.
01:56
Code four.
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Location mentioned:
Custer Ave & Quint St, San Francisco, CA 94124
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