Teen girl attacks father during mental health crisis, Malvern PA
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to near Sidley Road for a well-being check involving a 16-year-old girl experiencing a mental health crisis. She attacked her father, causing a cut on his arm. An ambulance was requested for the injured adult male. The scene was secured by responders.
Audio|Heard on: Chester PA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Near Sidley Road for a well-being check.
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16-year-old daughter having a mental health issue.
00:08
I don't want the police right now.
00:11
San-10, okay.
00:13
San-10 is going to be an ameliac monster.
00:16
She's trying to be restrained by the family.
00:19
Yeah, for two cents.
00:22
Paul is currently open line.
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Father can be heard yelling for help in the background.
00:28
(Name withheld) has attacked him multiple times, no weapons, knowing talks.
00:33
Okay.
00:34
421 Paul 14, can you send an ambulance for an adult male with a laceration on his arm.
00:39
You have a 424, Paul, 424, okay, is scene secure.
00:46
You have a 421 call 14, your radio chronology is scene secure.
00:51
42, you know, status.
00:54
Same time, we're fine.
00:56
You know, San Antonio, okay, is it's been secure for you MS.
01:00
It's team secure.
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Yeah, 14-7-ton-up.
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Location mentioned:
Sidley Rd, Malvern, PA 19355
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