False commercial burglary alarm at jewelry store, Chicago IL
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According to the dispatch call, a commercial burglar alarm at a jewelry store near West 26th Street in Chicago was reported as a burglary in progress. Officers responded but later confirmed it was a false alarm.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
Listen to dispatch call
02:16
Transcript:
00:00
I've got a commercial alarm going off near West 26th Street.
00:05
Do I have that 85 or 86 today?
00:11
I guess not.
00:13
All right, near West 26th Street on the burglar alarm, general burglar alarm at the jewelry store.
00:19
I'm getting a call of a burglary in progress with no detail.
00:26
1023.
00:31
Twenty-one for the assist?
00:33
Ten twenty-one for the assist.
00:35
Ten twenty-one.
00:41
Other burglary in progress and no details yet.
00:43
So as I get some, I'll let you know.
00:45
2837 Cermak, 2837 Cermak in the alley.
00:52
No-night. Nine-night.
00:58
I got E&R calling for help at 434 North Lawndale.
01:02
They're trying to tow a car and the owner won't let them take it.
01:07
I don't know why they're towing it.
01:09
I don't have information yet.
01:14
1124.
01:15
3.4.
01:19
Are you guys still on Marshall?
01:28
I have E&R that needs help.
01:30
Anybody that was closed, 434 North Lawndale, to assist E&R?
01:39
1112.00, right by.
01:41
All right, 1115.
01:45
Please, help me.
01:47
Thanks, guys.
01:52
All right, again, you guys, just slow roll, because I still have absolutely no information on this burglary in progress.
02:03
10.30?
02:09
1030.
02:11
The alarm that was going off near West 26th Street, they called back saying it was a false alarm.
02:15
Can I go ahead and get rid of that one?
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