Man erratically runs into traffic with dog in Tucson, Tucson AZ
Disorderly Conduct, Medical Emergency (Mental Health Crisis)A man in Tucson was acting erratically in public, shouting and waving. He ran into traffic while dragging his brown medium-sized dog. Police moved to detain him for safety, suspecting a mental health crisis.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police Midtown Division
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Transcript:
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I'm not present at the park but I'm overhead with the drone I see the male they were describing he does have a full beard could possibly be our subject but he's going south from the dog park in that parking lot south of
00:14
3-1, I've got it.
00:15
We have two units that I've said, uh, go-chat.
00:17
He's walking his dog now out towards, uh, out towards Country Club.
00:21
There's a chance that could be him, because I think we heard a dog when he first got here and I haven't heard it since.
00:25
And he's still shouting and waving around to no one in particular, but he's running out in front of traffic and dragging his dog behind him.
00:31
He is eastbound.
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He's crossed Country Club.
00:34
If we need a break two away from this scene, we can hold on in the announcements for now.
00:37
We're going to be on East Beverly.
00:38
Easy for Toby or not to that from Code 13[2].
00:41
Go for.
00:42
Very erratic behavior does have something in his right hand dog on leash on the left.
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Adam 26, the dog is a brown, medium-sized dog named Cody.
00:52
Ten for it's a brown dog white legs.
00:54
He's got something in each hand.
00:57
Copy. We have our Tom unit and also 1-5 is going to go with them.
01:01
They're going to have a left-week-old with them.
01:02
We're going to be on the south side of Beverly, walking west from the bar.
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11. I just sent out a picture of our subject to all officers involved in the call.
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726. Reference the picture.
01:18
He is a little older now.
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Roger 14. You still have visual on him?
01:21
10-4[1] still walking on the sidewalk with the dog westbound on the Beverly.
01:27
Westbound Beverly from where?
01:29
He's in front of near East Beverly.
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7-15. Myself and the Tom unit, three officers total are going to be trying to make contact with them.
01:37
We're approaching from the west, going east.
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Total seven.
01:42
Three-zero two. I'm that's definitely in Country Club.
01:44
I can hold to any side.
01:45
So you want a three-time eleven price.
01:47
You're going to be team leader of that.
01:48
We'll take down over there.
01:49
They have just released the leash.
01:53
The dog is like 30 yards in front of them.
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Point.
02:00
Can you hear you?
02:03
I'm just in front of me on the south side of the street.
02:06
Okay. The dog is loose.
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He's running west.
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We're running east.
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Zebra unit is moving to detain.
02:13
There.
02:14
That one night. We're detaining one. We're detaining one now.
02:15
Near East Beverly.
02:16
I copy when detained, 12 and I...
02:18
Just scrimmed for him, he is detained and you guys are good for?
02:20
For him.
02:21
Copy. Let me know if it's positive.
02:22
Do you think when it's positive, can we start math for him?
02:25
possible excited delirium.
02:27
Alert conscious rating 2820.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Message received
[2]
Code 13: Request for additional units
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Location mentioned:
Near S Country Club Rd, Tucson, AZ 85706
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