Mental health crisis prompts ambulance call in Ashland, Ashland OR
Medical EmergencyA mental health crisis is being addressed in Ashland when an ambulance is requested despite no suicidal intent, raising concerns for immediate care needs.
Audio|Source: Jackson County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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From the Dustedon sleeping area,
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she's having a mental breakdown, denying being suicidal, but she's requested an ambulance to go to the hospital.
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175 actually you can post H2 level 2 we're waiting for a replacement for you
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who's having a mental breakdown she is requesting an ambulance her name is (name withheld)
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There's a medical now.
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I believe my partner is getting them started now.
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It's a courtesy call at this point.
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Nobody's asking for law yet.
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Amy.
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Copy.
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541 update registration.
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4521.
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899 Mary Adam, Nora.
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Copy.
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Squad 1, Priority 5, Psychiatric Transport, Desk to Dawn Overnight Sleeping Area, at near East Main Street, Ashland, between South Mountain Avenue and Lincoln Street.
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Okay,
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5, go ahead.
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Ashland, OR 97520
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