Officers ask hospital about access to suicidal patient, Chicago IL
Medical EmergencyOfficers are at Rush Hospital with a suicidal male patient. They discuss his hand injury, whether he is under arrest, if they can enter the ward armed, who will guard him, and how to document injuries.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Citywide Dispatch Channels
03:16
Transcript:
2.20, what's up? The X-A-2.35 has got a feather that's supposed to be admitted in the hospital. We're trying to order ESFET for his injury he already has to his hand. Okay, it's not under arrest. Okay, I'm a little confused how we're seeing out of an arrest. Seen like a site patient and they're going to... Okay, I'm doing for like some kind of, uh, sex valuation. X-Y-12.35. That's exactly correct. He's writing through that. TRF. Self-exam. Are we going to have access at phone? We'll be in the bank ward of Rush Hospital. Can you find out if we're able to walk in with our weapons? Yes. Yes. You won't be able. Are you sure? I mean, the guy is suicidal. I don't necessarily know if they're going to let us walk in. Can you find out for sure? The sign court is on the first floor. We were there there with our weapons. Hey, it's a jukey too. Point this, this isn't here. All right, six four. Who's guarding him? We'll send those in the way. in the unit taken I say who's guarding him Oh well okay 21 last question Go ahead with the question You may have visible injury All right, upper is 13801, lower is 13802. Unknown at this time the subject is complaining that number one, or if you want to say that you can't get an ice test without it. If you don't know if he has visible injuries or not, and we're going to go there and we're going to see a picture, nothing. I don't think we're going to come out. Why don't we use the hospital records in this instance? I think we'll sign using the records. Okay, uh, is it still coming out for me in the same? Yeah, we'll come out and photograph you with no problem. Of course. Okay, okay. I'll be waiting at the street.
2.20, what's up? The X-A-2.35 has got a feather that's supposed to be admitted in the hospital. We're trying to order ESFET for his injury he already has to his hand. Okay, it's not under arrest. Okay, I'm a little confused how we're seeing out of an arrest. Seen like a site patient and they're going to... Okay, I'm doing for like some kind of, uh, sex valuation. X-Y-12.35. That's exactly correct. He's writing through that. TRF. Self-exam. Are we going to have access at phone? We'll be in the bank ward of Rush Hospital. Can you find out if we're able to walk in with our weapons? Yes. Yes. You won't be able. Are you sure? I mean, the guy is suicidal. I don't necessarily know if they're going to let us walk in. Can you find out for sure? The sign court is on the first floor. We were there there with our weapons. Hey, it's a jukey too. Point this, this isn't here. All right, six four. Who's guarding him? We'll send those in the way. in the unit taken I say who's guarding him Oh well okay 21 last question Go ahead with the question You may have visible injury All right, upper is 13801, lower is 13802. Unknown at this time the subject is complaining that number one, or if you want to say that you can't get an ice test without it. If you don't know if he has visible injuries or not, and we're going to go there and we're going to see a picture, nothing. I don't think we're going to come out. Why don't we use the hospital records in this instance? I think we'll sign using the records. Okay, uh, is it still coming out for me in the same? Yeah, we'll come out and photograph you with no problem. Of course. Okay, okay. I'll be waiting at the street.
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Near W Harrison St, Chicago, IL 60612
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