Shoplifting at walgreens near n halsted st chicago, Chicago IL
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TheftAccording to the dispatch call, three suspects shoplifted liquor and a toy from Walgreens near North Halsted Street in Chicago. Two female suspects and one male suspect wore all black and pushed a stroller during the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 11
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Transcript:
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24, can you take a step in progress, near Halsted,
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Halsted and Western,
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for two female suspects, one male suspect,
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shoplifting in the liquor department.
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Step 4. Where does that?
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near North Halsted and Walgreens.
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104. Thank you.
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2413.
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2413. We're still assisting over here.
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We're going to have to go into the station and do an ISR.
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All right, so much, have a parker on your BL speculous.
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2413, you can 19 follow that parker.
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104.
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042.
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042.
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042. I'm clear from paper in the station.
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Put me back on the footpost, please.
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104.
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5321, Eddie.
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5321 edie squad i'm going to be doing a follow-up at near Sheridan on the third floor.
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near Sheridan on 3rd 424 thank you point radio council time is now 1700 December.
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chicago's point-to-point radio is now clear.
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All right, 24.
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24.
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Okay,
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Walgreens staff said that it was two offenders wearing all black pushing a stroller.
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They stole a lot of liquor and a squishable toy.
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We're going to count on the area on Barry.
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Location mentioned:
N Halsted St, Chicago, IL 60657
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