Father throws broom during domestic dispute near N Neva Ave, Chicago IL
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Family OffenseA domestic dispute occurred near North Neva Avenue where a father threw a broom at the caller. No weapons were used, but the father has a concealed carry license.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 12
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01:41
Transcript:
00:00
New to the board,
00:01
Near North Neva Ave for a domestic battery.
00:05
A lot of brooms today.
00:07
(Name withheld) says that he sees the father threw a broom at the caller.
00:12
Um,
00:14
No weapons were pulled, but apparently the father has a concealed carry license, nothing further.
00:23
And 1524 again.
00:27
24.
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24.
00:32
1523 for the assist.
00:35
Two three.
00:37
At this battery in progress, about to go over the time, 5018 West West End.
00:43
They gave a code to get into the building 002051.
00:47
It says to see Stephanie regarding daughter boyfriend fighting with a broom, male has a broom.
00:54
Nothing further.
00:59
99.
01:00
399. 399.
01:04
Thank you. Did I have another unit trying to come over? Two-five, three-four.
01:13
Two-five, three-four.
01:16
It's five, we're here.
01:17
You can through our assistance, actually.
01:21
10-4 clearing you from the assist.
01:23
Welcome back.
01:25
Back catch.
01:28
I need a 10-4 unit for this.
01:30
It's off the beep, but hear what I got.
01:33
I appreciate it.
01:34
Near North Neva Ave.
01:36
If you can start heading over there for this dispute, (name withheld) having with the father threw broom.
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Location mentioned:
N Neva Ave, Chicago, IL 60707
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