Police respond to suicidal woman at home needing EMS help 

Transcript:
All right, 3-2-08. All right, can you kill Cleveland Heights? We're going to need EMS over here. 25-7 for a transport over to Metro. Female is feeling suicidal, and there's no way for us to transport. At 34, 44, East 75th Street, that's 344. For at E-75th Street, I'm sorry. Are you going to ask her? Call her state that the tow truck is still jacked up here because I'm for key of safety. They ask why we can't transport. She's wheelchair-bound and we don't have that accessibility. On July 18th, police went out, advised the owner of the truck and said that he would remove it. Tom, please, all you guys are at her apartment? Okay, we're in the lobby. Probably. It's still out here. It's the priority for 2158-2158. Copy. Okay, copy. 202. Go ahead, 3-3. Data address is going to be 1-2-2020 here on road east. Charlie, through several radio. Go ahead. Where is our caller supposed to get? Is that just standing outside of Metro? While we're waiting on the MS, we're going to go check for a year. Okay. Radio, if you do a call back and I'll be inside on us. I'll go on my call. I'll copy. Stand by. Appreciate it. I'm at the ER waiting room. Telly 37. Go ahead. I don't probably, three, she's (name withheld). She's not at Metro. She's at her house, 3027 Sacket. 2027. 204. 204. R&E 334 Radio. You can send us 5-5 in pain now. Okay.

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