Red SUV crash with expired driver license and protection order, Chicago IL
TrafficPolice found that the red SUV in the crash is registered to (name withheld), but the driver's license of (name withheld) is expired. There is an active but unserved protection order for the car's owner.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 07
01:44
Transcript:
00:00
Can you put the red SUV as Edward Henry 32725? 7-25.
00:10
7-4.
00:16
And can you put this DL on there? We'll connect it with this, F.E.
00:21
John (number withheld).
00:28
3148. Okay.
00:38
Let me know if that comes back clear and ballots.
00:44
Yes.
00:48
Yes.
00:51
The plate comes back valid to a red Genesis registered to (name withheld).
00:55
Address on that is off Chicago Heights.
00:58
The D.L.
01:02
That shows expired.
01:04
That's to a Mr.
01:05
Wood.
01:06
He got a spot off, I'm sorry.
01:09
David Johnson.
01:10
He got a spot off Wood.
01:12
Sorry, can you repeat that? It's really loud.
01:16
No problem.
01:19
David Johnson, and that's expired to him.
01:21
He got an address near Wood.
01:25
Okay, so his license is expired.
01:29
Yeah, 10-4.
01:32
And I'm also seeing here that there's an order of protection, a temporary one, that wasn't served, and the protected party is the owner of the car.
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Location mentioned:
S State St & E 71st St, Chicago, IL 60619
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