Multiple shots fired near Beach and St Louis in Chicago, Chicago IL
WeaponsMultiple callers reported gunshots fired near the intersection of Beach and St Louis in Chicago. A large group of people was present on the street, and spent bullet casings were found at the scene.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 03
02:10
Transcript:
00:00
It's 14 city wagon shots fired, 3,500 block of West Hirsch at 3500 block, West Hirsch.
00:06
Looks like we've gotten two calls.
00:08
First one just stating shots fired, the other one by 3444.
00:11
West Beach saying eight shots fired, nothing further.
00:13
Zone 3,
00:14
14th district clear.
00:15
1320,000 bucks is.
00:16
And there's a plus now a flurry of shots fire coming up, 10-41[1]420.
00:22
1420. 1410, throw my bar.
00:24
10.4.
00:27
1412, show we hold.
00:29
10, 4.4.4.
00:30
One of the four shots, go ahead, so.
00:31
10-441.
00:32
It's also saying there's a big crowd and people saying between 5 to 100 to 10 shots, people standing on the corner in the middle of the street.
00:41
We're by Lewis and Beach.
00:42
And it's saying...
00:43
1434.
00:44
1434. 1434. Just 15 of the shots fired.
00:46
10.4. And set for update, it's not too much more, but they said the shots were fired by a mail and an unknown mention of three minutes.
00:57
I'm not sure what that means.
00:59
Nothing further. 1420. It's low it down over here.
01:01
There was... There's... Plenty of people are hanging out on the street still, and none of them hurting any shots fired.
01:05
My guess is somebody's calling because they're upset that they're hanging out here, so.
01:08
No, 4.40, there's a bunch of casings in the intersection.
01:12
Beach and St.
01:13
Louis. Oh, there is.
01:14
Okay. Beach in St.
01:15
Louis, you've got casing 1440.
Police codes explained
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10-41: Shots Fired
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S St Louis Ave, Chicago, IL
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