False report of woman shot on red line train near 95th Street, Chicago IL
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WeaponsAccording to the dispatch call, a caller reported being shot three times on a Chicago red line train near 95th Street with injuries to head and chest and the offender fleeing. However, the call was later found to be unfounded after checking locations and other reports. No injuries or incident were confirmed at the scene.
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05:33
Transcript:
00:00
Near 95th Street.
00:01
Come in detail to follow.
00:02
Call states a female was shot three times on the red line train.
00:05
Train is approaching 95th, shot to the head and chest.
00:10
The 31-year-old caller will be on the platform.
00:12
Offender is no longer seen.
00:14
Call is talking.
00:15
Checking the cameras at the southbound train station.
00:22
Looking on the platform, will advise if anything found, stay safe now.
00:28
All right, ten four.
00:33
And your star number?
00:37
I'm Officer Collins 1105.
00:44
The keys are in the trunk, correct?
00:47
Yes, that is correct.
00:54
That was for location south on Holland.
00:58
Yes, that's correct.
01:00
It's in the Aldi parking lot.
01:09
Okay, I'll call it over for you.
01:12
Officers will be here waiting with the car.
01:16
Okay, thank you.
01:19
I'm going to switch back over to my zone.
01:22
Thank you so much.
01:24
You're welcome.
01:36
That first shot with the guy from his friend, you can do cast at the CFD and the ones to do place, state treatment with St. Francis.
01:44
That event number is 10487.
01:50
And it looks like 24 quoted out the criminal trespass in progress.
01:54
That one's going to be 10559.
01:59
10559 sound, the woman in this farewell.
02:01
She's with T.R.B.A.
02:03
In a 40 right now.
02:06
Okay.
02:10
Can you see if you can reach David, you should be at that station, see if they could locate a crime scene or...
02:22
Yes, 7385 David is over there.
02:25
I haven't heard from them.
02:26
7385, David.
02:37
According to her, she's waiting on the platform.
02:53
Did she give a description of the offender? Is he still on that platform?
02:59
No, she said she was shot three times on the red line train.
03:04
The train was approaching 95th Street.
03:07
She said she was shot in the head and once in the chest.
03:10
She said she was 31 and would be on the platform, and the offender was no longer on scene.
03:24
She called in from a bad cell phone number.
03:27
Let me check where she called in from.
03:36
Other calls of a person shot from that station or train or near the city where she's calling from?
03:43
No other calls, and I checked where she called from.
03:49
She's calling from Sheridan and Chase, far from 95th Street.
04:01
Thank you.
04:04
Living in Texas, citywide instructions given.
04:10
Citywide.
04:12
This is citywide.
04:17
Here is citywide.
04:19
Coming over in the staff from the property, Chicago.
04:22
Male stealing, black jacket.
04:23
They want to remove.
04:26
Chicago.
04:27
The Citgo from Providence.
04:30
Zone floor clear.
04:37
385 out.
04:40
That small test can do, but the CFD took it at St. Francis.
04:45
All right, 10-4[1].
04:49
That one is 10559.
04:58
Unit at 18th grade, reporting aggressive male outside restaurant, wearing a black and gray jacket.
05:08
He is very aggressive and cursing.
05:17
The person shot on the red line at 95th Street has been coded a 19-athom.
05:24
If anyone is headed there, do not respond.
05:28
Event number is 10728.
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:
95th/Dan Ryan, Chicago, IL 60619
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