Silent 911 calls from library elevator request help, Wheaton IL
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Medical EmergencyOfficers responded to a 911 hang-up call from the elevator area of a public library near North Cross Street. The elevator was empty, but a second silent 911 call was received from the same location. The caller confirmed needing immediate help via text message.
Audio|Heard on: DU-Comm Glen Ellyn, Wheaton, COD Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:4
Transcript:
00:00
Tango 30, I'm perjuring this library, near North Cross, 911 hang up[2] from elevator tickets.
00:05
Staff,
00:06
elevators empty.
00:07
All right, copy.
00:13
They were all good, they're all leaving.
00:17
Hey Sam, did you say? Whatever 90 unit, though, sitting behind me on Stonebridge.
00:22
All right.
00:23
Tengen 97.5.
00:25
Naked 7-1-5.
00:29
Tango 3. I'm clear.
00:30
We're going to sit.
00:31
Do you have anything holding?
00:32
Station call for a delayed hit and run, Washington and Wakeman.
00:37
9-4.
00:43
2194 still dang good.
00:45
Tigger 994, still waiting.
00:51
26 tribal.
00:53
10-4[1]-443. We're getting a call pinging at the same location you guys are at.
00:59
We got no response.
01:00
It's a silent line.
01:01
We just send them a text and they said, yes, come ASAP.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received, understood, or OK.
[2]
911 hang up: Abandoned 911 call (caller disconnected/no voice contact)
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
N Cross St, Wheaton, IL 60187
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