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Case Summary: The Case Of Cristina Gonzalez

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INTRODUCTION: This case involved Cristina Gonzalez being a danger to herself. She was transported to the Huntington Memorial Emergency Room where she was placed on a WIC 5150 hold. INVESTIGATION: On 02-22-16 at approximately 1853 hours, Officer Saunders #7720 and I responded to 361 Waldo Avenue #12 for a female, later identified as Cristina Gonzalez, reportedly threatening to kill herself with a knife. Upon our arrival, we contacted Witness Alexandra Roe who told us the following information: Roe told me that Victim Cristina Gonzalez has been diagnosed with depression. Gonzalez is currently prescribed Prozac for depression, which Roe believes she is not taking. Roe advised that Gonzalez threatened to kill herself with a knife because
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