Possible mental health crisis near Stillman Ave, Stonington CT
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a possible mental health crisis near Stillman Avenue in Stonington. A caller and another person locked themselves in a bedroom while another individual reportedly damaged property inside the apartment. Responders noted hearing someone screaming in the background. No weapons were believed to be present, and an ambulance was placed on standby as a precaution.
Audio|Heard on: New London CT Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Start heading towards near Stillman Avenue, apartment two.
00:06
Caller is reporting (name withheld) is having some sort of mental breakdown.
00:12
It sounds like (name withheld) is destroying stuff in the house.
00:15
Unknown on weapons.
00:16
Caller stated they do not believe there are any in the house.
00:19
Caller has since locked themself into a bedroom with their partner.
00:22
There should be three people in that apartment.
00:28
One copy.
00:30
Go ahead, copy.
00:32
Seven eight, can you go ahead that way as well?
00:35
Roger.
00:38
Units advised they can hear a subject screaming in the background.
00:46
One copy, what's the apartment again?
00:49
Apartment two.
00:52
All right.
00:54
Just be advised, I'm going to put an ambulance on standby.
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Location mentioned:
Stillman Ave, Stonington, CT
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