Man repeatedly approaches train ledge at 95th/Dan Ryan station, Chicago IL
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Disorderly ConductAccording to the dispatch call, a man repeatedly approached the ledge of the train platform at the 95th/Dan Ryan station in Chicago, causing concern for safety and prompting police attention.
Audio|Heard on: CTA Rail Ops - Chicago Transit Authority
Listen to dispatch call
01:56
Transcript:
00:00
At my train outside of the station, there's a male who keeps approaching and going on the ledge of the platform.
00:10
Officers chose to switch worker at 95th/Dan Ryan description.
00:19
10 for you.
00:20
Attention to S.S.A.
00:21
in Chicago.
00:22
What's the description?
00:23
Enter the station right now.
00:26
But he is down here.
00:27
I think the CA needs to come down.
00:31
What's the description? The description.
00:35
Male got on the green and black jump footwear.
00:39
He is about six foot three.
00:43
He's about six three.
00:45
He has a hoodie on.
00:49
He has a red hoodie,
00:52
black hat,
00:54
navy blue pen.
00:57
I'm 104.
01:01
430 states northbound, that's that highway paying to patrol.
01:06
Branson.
01:08
Patrol, this is K-543.
01:14
Sting is all down at Tadley Payne to the patrol.
01:18
Manchester.
01:23
That's a critical control again.
01:28
That's a critical control again.
01:33
Okay, 5.4-3, Ego with your message.
01:37
Yeah, CPD still has a hole that Washington/Wabash, uh, Traitors can do my pass.
01:43
See, control with 10.4, thank you.
01:47
One board to five and Timbler.
01:48
Three on site.
01:49
At Chicago.
01:52
233 to control that male did not get on my train.
01:54
He's still on the platform.
01:55
I'm proceeding.
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Location mentioned:
95th/Dan Ryan, Chicago, IL 60619
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