Caller reports repeated incidents at Greenhill address
Medical EmergencyThe caller at 4626 Greenhill is reaching out multiple times about various issues, including stolen keys and feelings of being followed. Officers believe she may be in a mental health crisis.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Northeast District
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Transcript:
00:0024.00:03Okay.00:06Copy on the frown.00:11Okay, get to the slide over to Greenhill.00:13Calls transcript from TRU.00:164626 Greenhill.00:20Actually,00:24this is probably to call us through a call for today since 12 o'clock this morning.00:29Each time she's called, they have COVID-out-the-call.00:31For Charlie 99, gave her the boy no-far a larceny.00:33She was trying to report the keys stolen.00:36She also tried to report the keys stolen again back in July.00:41And we see here around 2.24 hours this morning.00:45She wanted to report a suspicious person.00:48Before Adam 27 responded out.00:49She'd been advised that she wanted to report, she wanted to speak to a detective from reference to a previous incident of a larceny that she already reported.00:58and they advised her to call the no fee CDU in the morning.01:01This is for Adam 27.01:02That was given a David No.01:03This morning.01:04And now she's calling NPRU.01:06Gate is called back and reflected in the middle of a mental health crisis.01:13She's complained about people going behind her back, stacking her, and robbing her, believes that she was kidnapped as a child from her birth mother.01:19This is the fifth time that she has changed the lock since living in this address, and now she believes that police are discriminating.01:26against her because they EP her in the past.01:2910-4[1].01:35I know, it's a lot.01:40That's just from the calls from this morning.01:42I don't know how you want to handle this.01:47I'll give my own call.
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24.
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Okay.
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Copy on the frown.
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Okay, get to the slide over to Greenhill.
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Calls transcript from TRU.
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4626 Greenhill.
00:20
Actually,
00:24
this is probably to call us through a call for today since 12 o'clock this morning.
00:29
Each time she's called, they have COVID-out-the-call.
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For Charlie 99, gave her the boy no-far a larceny.
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She was trying to report the keys stolen.
00:36
She also tried to report the keys stolen again back in July.
00:41
And we see here around 2.24 hours this morning.
00:45
She wanted to report a suspicious person.
00:48
Before Adam 27 responded out.
00:49
She'd been advised that she wanted to report, she wanted to speak to a detective from reference to a previous incident of a larceny that she already reported.
00:58
and they advised her to call the no fee CDU in the morning.
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This is for Adam 27.
01:02
That was given a David No.
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This morning.
01:04
And now she's calling NPRU.
01:06
Gate is called back and reflected in the middle of a mental health crisis.
01:13
She's complained about people going behind her back, stacking her, and robbing her, believes that she was kidnapped as a child from her birth mother.
01:19
This is the fifth time that she has changed the lock since living in this address, and now she believes that police are discriminating.
01:26
against her because they EP her in the past.
01:29
10-4[1].
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I know, it's a lot.
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That's just from the calls from this morning.
01:42
I don't know how you want to handle this.
01:47
I'll give my own call.
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10-4: Acknowledgement
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Location mentioned:
Near Greenhill Ave, Baltimore, MD 21206
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