Knife fight involving homeless individuals near St. Clair and Ohio, Chicago IL
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, a fight involving homeless individuals occurred near St. Clair and Ohio streets outside the 7-Eleven and Taco Bell. The incident escalated to include a female and male using knives and sticks to attack another person.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 04
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03:59
Transcript:
00:00
Thank you. Do you have any attack units in 18 for the battery in progress, St.
00:05
St. Clair and Ohio, near the 7-Eleven, three homeless males are fighting each other with sticks?
00:12
Thank you for you, Eddie, well, thank you.
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120.
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122. 20, I'll be on.
00:35
Thank you, sir.
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113.
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113. 113.
00:44
So let's only going into something in August hours from an ocean traffic shop on it earlier.
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10-4[1].
00:56
1863, Adam.
00:59
Adam?
01:01
122. Okay, can you check out an alarm near West Erie, please?
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Thank you.
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122, that was an 18.
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That was not for you.
01:15
I have a domestic for you on the beat near sale.
01:19
The mezz level,
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now black on the platform, blue jacket, red joggers, punch the female.
01:27
122, 104.
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124?
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124?
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124. It's well over, a union number.
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402.
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One four.
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All right, just for an update for the battery in progress at St.
01:55
St. Clair and Ohio, it's now coming in as a person with a knife.
01:57
There's a female black and a male black in the Taco Bell with knives and sticks, trying to hit a male in front of the 7-Eleven.
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1811.
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Hello.
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11 is threatening suicide, 1521 North Sedgwick at the shelter lobby, 24-year-old female,
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suicidal ideations, mental health diagnosis, but she's taking antidepression medication,
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now out of medication.
02:42
Time for her, but spot, we were on lunch.
02:48
We didn't have you on lunch.
02:51
Where's your lunch?
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We'll take this.
02:59
You could take your lunch.
03:01
That's fine with me.
03:03
I'll take the job first.
03:06
I'll take the job first. I'll take the job first and then more.
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2833.
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33. 33.
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19 Eddie, our job, and then can you put us on a traffic stop? 2-2-3, what's hover?
03:19
Time for it.
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One-eighthury, Adam.
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186-3, Adam.
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186-3, Adam.
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He's learning and 14, follow that alarm when she was going with Eddie.
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Time for, thanks.
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One two four, you can disregard anyone else coming down here.
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All right, 124 is given a disregard for near South Dearborn.
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Slow down on Ohio.
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Slow it down, Ohio and St.
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Clair, St. St. Clair and Ohio.
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St. Clair and Ohio.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
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Location mentioned:
N St Clair St & E Ohio St, Chicago, IL 60611
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