Mental health crisis prompts school lockdown at elementary school, Portland MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to Westwood Elementary School near Cross Street for a 10-year-old experiencing a mental health crisis. The situation caused the school to go into lockdown. No weapons were involved, and the child had taken medication that was not effective.
Audio|Heard on: Ionia County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Hi-dustle 2.465.
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So you can respond to Westwood Elementary School near Cross Street, between Lines Road and Ionia Street.
00:10
They're going into lockdown due to a 10-year-old in mental psychosis.
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Room B as a boy, 100.
00:18
465, really good.
00:23
I'm clear.
00:26
I'm clear.
00:28
Sounds like no weapons at this point, just furniture that he's using.
00:32
He has had his medications that did not help wear staging medical.
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Location mentioned:
Cross St, Portland, MI 48875
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