Multiple car break-ins reported near Kimbark and 50th, Chicago IL
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TheftAccording to the dispatch call, multiple vehicles were broken into near Kimbark Avenue and East 50th Street. Officers are gathering information from victims and following up with residents.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 07
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01:52
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, squad, just for information, was there any reports done for, I want to say,
00:05
49-48 to about 4901 of vehicles getting broken into?
00:12
Kimbark.
00:17
No,
00:24
all calls came around the time you got help.
00:27
I don't see any calls from First Watch.
00:32
29, so I'm not going out as many victims as I can if you get any additional information, just throw it over to my box because,
00:40
yeah, they're all down to Kimbark again in 50th Street.
00:45
Okay,
00:52
the first driver, um,
00:54
for a Mayer, you got her right, (name withheld), that was the 1329, East 50th.
01:04
Is that for me to what?
01:06
The first call was a (name withheld) at 1329, East 50 if you got her right.
01:14
Not even asked, well, that was a second argument, I pulled.
01:19
Okay.
01:25
Did you speak with the dressy Ruiz?
01:28
He was at 13.05, he's 50th.
01:34
Negative.
01:36
Okay, I'm going to call her real quick and see.
01:39
Because this ticket says nine eagles are broken into, I don't know if his one, but he's another one.
01:46
And UFC calls, so we all have to worry about that one, Eric called his word broken into.
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Location mentioned:
S Kimbark Ave & E 50th St, Chicago, IL 60615
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