Residential alarm at a Chicago home prompts investigation, Chicago IL
BurglaryPolice responded to a residential alarm near West Scott Street in Chicago and investigated a possible break-in. No entry was made into the home. Separately, officers responded to a disturbance involving residents fighting and throwing bottles in the same building.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 04
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Transcript:
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Residential alarm, near West Scott, near West Scott from the attic door.
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104.
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21.
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121. The reload came, moved both vehicles, you can put us in one on paper.
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121, you're going to, or you're in one, on paper, 24.
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123.
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1.23, can you show us assisting 46.5 at Roosevelt and Canal on a stop?
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Okay.
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So the units in one citywide battery in progress, they're away South Michigan.
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He's already in the apartment.
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They're residents fighting at the building.
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One guest brought two other guests with him, and now they're fighting.
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The car can provide a room number, but they're throwing bottles.
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I have nothing further.
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First District zone four.
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11, we'll take it.
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Thanks.
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1824. 12.1.11.
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1824.
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Shores at Clyburn and Division on a traffic stop.
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Division and Clyburn on a stop, 1824, 10, 4.
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112, are you trying to come in?
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Yeah, sure, 111.
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1014. 131, were you trying to come in?
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Yeah, just go to 111stown.
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5'4.
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113, put a sound of his.
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All right.
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1881, Charlie.
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1881, Charlie.
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Show us over here on Scott.
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There's an audible alarm.
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We're out in the back.
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All right, 10-4[1].
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133.
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Can you show us his 1111 please?
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All right,
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with 111 on 123 each job, gotcha.
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Case 3 on zone 4.
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Police helicopter number 3.
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Are we still needed?
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I mean,
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yeah, if you want to come hang out, I don't, they've not hit any time soon.
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We've lost them, northbound Clinton from Roosevelt while you were getting gas, but I'm sure they'll be back.
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There were a bunch of them.
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That was a quick fuel stop.
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Snack bar must have been closed.
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Yeah, it's a quick turn.
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All right, we're going to head back to BASA and type of the report.
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Alright, and four.
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Okay, 5.
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46.5.
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Hey, well, I can give me a point, isn't it?
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From Roosevelt and Canal.
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Tiff, we'll go now.
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All right, we have a 46 boy tonight.
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No, 4132, and show us a 111.
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132, okay. 46 boy, 46 boy, 5-pointed his gun again.
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That event number (number withheld).
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1814.
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You can fill it down, there's no chance of an entry.
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Anybody else going to near Westcott can slow it now.
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:
Near W Scott St, Chicago, IL 60610
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