Stolen vehicle recovered near Mayfield and Corcoran, Chicago IL
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Motor Vehicle TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, police located a stolen silver Kia Sorento that had been traveling north on Austin Avenue from Madison Street. The vehicle was later found near Mayfield Avenue and Corcoran Street. Two individuals were detained, and the vehicle was successfully recovered.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 12
Listen to dispatch call
04:49
Transcript:
00:00
Good morning for information only.
00:02
Going northbound on Austin from Madison, a stolen silver Kia Sorento.
00:06
Frank Charles (number withheld).
00:09
Information only.
00:15
All right, Pond Four, just for info.
00:19
Heard 57 Adam going northbound off of Madison as a silver Kia.
00:26
Sorry, Frank Charlie (number withheld).
00:29
Frank Charlie (number withheld).
00:33
Fifteen oh two sham.
00:35
That's the stamp.
00:42
Go ahead, Sam.
00:43
Currently parked on Menard, just south of Corcoran.
00:48
Just south of what street?
00:53
It's on Mayfield, just south of Corcoran.
00:57
Courtland, it's on Fourth.
01:04
Corcoran. Corcoran, honey.
01:09
The driver's getting out.
01:12
All right, do I have anybody close to Mayfield and Corcoran?
01:22
One (number withheld) Charlie social.
01:24
Six three Charlie got you rolling.
01:28
Twelve.
01:30
Twelve so far.
01:33
Thirty-one going.
01:35
What's the description of that person?
01:44
Yeah, it's going to be a driver with a jacket around the hood, passenger in black jacket and blue jeans walking westbound on Corcoran from Mayfield, south side of the street.
02:00
All right, male one, blue jacket with the phone in the hood.
02:02
The passengers are wearing black jacket with blue jeans.
02:06
Walking on the south side of the street on Corcoran going westbound.
02:14
They're walking up to the front door of the multi-unit building.
02:18
Walking up to the multi-units on the south side of the street, just past the 1st building.
02:27
Walking out front door on the south side of the street, they just passed the 1st building.
02:36
22, you can show me going.
02:39
This is 10-4[1].
02:48
63 Adam got you on scene.
02:54
(number withheld), you can give a disregard over here.
02:57
Show us with two detained.
02:59
Near Corcoran.
03:01
Can we have a car go over?
03:03
It was stolen.
03:06
All right, many units on scene.
03:07
Can somebody go head to the vehicle? And any other units responding, complete disregard.
03:12
They have two detained.
03:14
Complete disregard if not already on scene.
03:18
Where is the vehicle at?
03:24
That first silver car on the west side of the street.
03:27
This SUV.
03:30
Then a silver Kia, Frank Charlie (number withheld).
03:38
Six three Adam, I got it.
03:40
Six three Adam, got you with the vehicle.
03:46
Seven hundred and 40, air clear.
03:50
Yeah, they gave a disregard.
03:54
Okay, make that a nine Frank or Paul.
03:58
Nine Paul refused, twelve cleared up for this.
04:04
All right, tough one.
04:06
Did anyone secure that car?
04:10
The car.
04:19
Which one is the driver calling hot?
04:24
The guy with the phone in the hood.
04:31
That's a positive ID on the driver and the passenger.
04:37
Positive ID on the driver and passenger?
04:47
Is this vehicle a straight steal or hold for a permit?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
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Location mentioned:
W Corcoran Pl, Chicago, IL 60644
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