Woman threatens to jump from a roof, Southbridge MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a woman at an apartment near Franklin Terrace threatened to jump from a roof. She contacted her primary care office with the threat. Authorities are processing involuntary psychiatric evaluation paperwork. The woman may be intoxicated. Multiple welfare checks had been previously made. The situation was resolved with no further assistance needed.
Audio|Heard on: Southbridge Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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She respond to near Franklin Terrace Apartment 2R.
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Female party calls her primary care office making suicidal statement, stating that she was going to jump off of a roof.
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They are working on Section 12[1] paperwork.
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They're going to fax it over here.
00:15
What's the name of that female party?
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(name withheld), she also possibly is intoxicated.
00:23
House.
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Two for eight three ten.
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All right.
00:36
She has multiple check on person's welfare calls with us.
00:42
Okay.
00:47
It's going to be code four.
00:48
Is there an apartment number?
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2R. 2R.
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Thank you.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Section 12: Involuntary emergency psychiatric evaluation or transport under Massachusetts law (MGL c.123 §12).
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Location mentioned:
Franklin Terrace #2r, Southbridge, MA 01550
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