Welfare check requested near Prospect Ave, Charlottesville VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers were asked to conduct a welfare check near Prospect Avenue in Charlottesville after a relative in another state reported that a man under mental health care may be in pain. The caller said the man mentioned back pain but did not want medical assistance at the time.
Audio|Heard on: Charlottesville VA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Patrol two, Charlottesville three, over check near Prospect Avenue.
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Color is clear.
00:07
She's currently in South Carolina but wants someone to check on her son (name withheld).
00:13
(Name withheld) is a 49 year old male.
00:16
Caller advised he is mentally ill and under the care of Region Ten, but she'd like to check on him.
00:23
Texted her earlier stating his back was hurting.
00:27
His door should be open two on a phone call afterwards.
00:32
One twenty-seven, three.
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Two one forty-seven.
00:36
Sixty-five, three.
00:38
Sure.
00:39
ECCB (number withheld).
00:43
(Name withheld)'s mom.
00:44
Let's pull back in.
00:45
If I speak to him again and he says that he is in severe pain, but this time he does not want rescue just like before.
00:54
So now he may have called 911 himself.
00:57
Not sure if she's speaking to him with the father's phone.
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Location mentioned:
Prospect Ave, Charlottesville, VA 22903
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