She didn't warn cops of anything.

I think she wanted to warn cops, and I won't want to dispatch her, didn't ask the right

questions, which happens in these situations.

But the mom calls up says that her son's roommate told her that the guy is going down the

bank.

He's pissed off.

He left a note, right?

The dispatcher says, I'm not going to play it for you because it's just, it goes along

this lines, right?

And it's all redacted and stuff and all choppy.

Dispatcher says, well, does he have a gun?

Mom says, no, he doesn't have a gun.

But I'm really worried.

And I'm thinking, mm-hmm, I know why you worry, mom, because you know he's got psychological

issues, and you're worried because you know what drugs he's on, and that he's not stable

because a parent would fucking definitely worry about that.

The dispatcher never gets to that, but it came out today that he was being treated

for many different psychological issues, but they won't tell us what, and they won't,

again, they won't give you the medication list, the pharmaceuticals, which is what I

want to say.

He also had traumatic brain injury, and I know the history of that of coaching hockey

and sports.

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