Inmate attempts self-strangulation at Miami jail, Miami FL
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Medical EmergencyAn 18-year-old female inmate at a Miami jail attempted to strangle herself. She was conscious and breathing and required medical clearance before transport to a crisis center.
Audio|Heard on: Miami-Dade County Municipal Police Departments Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
Units are clear for 344 near Northwest 27 Avenue at the jail.
00:06
18-year-old is attempting to strangle herself.
00:14
The unit to clear for the 344, near Northwest 27 Avenue.
00:25
What are the comments on the call?
00:28
An 18-year-old inmate is attempting to strangle herself.
00:34
She is conscious and breathing, unknown if injured, but has to be medically cleared before being transported to crisis.
00:43
She is in her unit still, the complaint is going to direct.
00:52
So we're being utilized more as a 15 with three foot with fire rescue, correct?
00:58
That's what I'm seeing and possibly a Baker Act that needs to be taken to crisis.
01:03
Sergeant Mejia is on scene advising of the information.
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Location mentioned:
NW 27th Ave, Miami, FL 33142
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