Young man disoriented at 121 East Court Street 

Transcript:
District 1. Go ahead. This is a lot for us at 121 East Court Street. Is there a way an officer can go on scene with him? I walk him through how to find it on the app, but he's not understanding me enough to work the app. So if an officer could go, maybe we can work this out. Okay. And what did he need to help with? I'm sorry. She lost his car on a parking meter on court, which us and parking enforcement are trying to help him, but he just doesn't know how to work the app, and I can't help him if he doesn't have to work the app. So I was hoping an officer can go, and then I can talk to that officer. Sure. Do you have a description of the vehicle? He goes to the red model, which I don't know where it's bad. I just know where the subject is. Okay. Yep, no problem. v. 286, do you have a vehicle? I do not, but I'd get accessed one. It's going to be at Talbert and Dewey, our vehicle 121 East Corps. It's going to be at Talbert and Dewey. Our compliance has a malice complaint to call. He's holding himself, male (name withheld), 17 to 21, tall, thin, black hoodie, black pants. He's going to be at the corner of this location. Our complainant believes it's possibly medical, but is not sure. The complainant says it's subjected to ask for police, but the way he's holding himself, he believes it's medical. Fires responding and staging. Okay.

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