17-year-old female found intoxicated, medical aid requested, Tucson AZ
Alcohol ViolationPolice found a 17-year-old female highly intoxicated near S Mission Rd building 10. Medical aid was requested due to her condition, and there was a possible seizure. Several people were present, including a male claiming to be her cousin. Two others were moved to another apartment. Evidence preservation was attempted.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police South Division
04:32
Transcript:
00:00
I'm out with the female, she's 17 years old.
00:03
He can start meds highly intoxicated.
00:05
Copy.
00:06
Let's just keep you in the Outfield 3 so we figure out what we have.
00:11
Copy. And one out of one for it is secure for miss.
00:13
There's a female and a male here.
00:16
He's claiming to be her cousin.
00:17
Two other individuals were walked to another apartment.
00:20
If we could follow up with them, once another unit gets here.
00:23
And when Adam, one for us, take your permit.
00:25
One animal one floor?
00:26
Is it secure for meds to move in right now?
00:28
Stand for you.
00:29
Easy, please.
00:30
When you want one animal floor, try to preserve any evidence or seen that we can't, until we get further ahead.
00:36
What conflicts are you at? Are you at? You're still at the near S Mission Rd building 10.
00:47
104. 104. You have got a melody, thank.
00:48
Copy, Mel detain.
00:49
1-812, copy.
00:50
Copy. You know what Gait Co-Brand challenge are trying to get in?
00:52
Should be pound 8418.
00:54
Happy, it works.
00:58
845. One on DMR.
01:00
Anyone? 911[1]. If we can get the contact with the complainant, see if we get a description on the mail bus.
01:06
If someone able to call the complaint at Pinnett, she was received.
01:09
I'll take care of that but for right now we have a native male all black.
01:14
Okay please. Let's get them outside tonight.
01:16
That's already en route.
01:17
Here we go, she's in the recovery position now.
01:18
And did you say she possibly had a seizure?
01:20
You're not to be using her right now.
01:22
I'd be actively seizing.
01:23
And when you want to reference that 6-1, it's a confirmed DOA[2].
01:28
24. 847.
01:29
Unfortunately, with this call on missions, we're probably going to be ones and twos only.
01:34
Probably once and two only. Probably once and two so much.
01:35
117. The unit and the question would be 6102.
01:39
Go ahead. See if you get a couple either knock it and if we need to preserve it.
01:47
Again, figure out more if we need it locked in.
01:49
Hello to the detainee.
01:50
Welcome back on myself in 16th, come and knock it.
01:53
On three to one seven, based on the comp's description, he's going to match with it.
01:57
It's going to be super release description.
01:58
Welcome him back to the car.
01:59
I want one of my CSOs that you guys can totally.
02:06
One three, yeah, we should at least attempt to knock the unit.
02:09
Based on what the comp said, it sounds like it happened right outside of building ten, right here where we found her.
02:14
So the thing's going to be right here either way.
02:16
It sounds like she's going to get transported.
02:17
She does.
02:18
Omar's going to follow. It's going to be sold here to 1-0-102.
02:21
I'm pardon.
02:22
I have an aunt here or grandmother.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911: Emergency call received via 911, including hang-ups or abandoned calls.
[2]
DOA: Deceased person found at scene; dead on arrival of police or medical personnel.
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Location mentioned:
Near S Mission Rd building 10, Tucson, AZ 85746
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