Offender violates no contact order at Chicago apartment, Chicago IL
Family OffensePolice responded to a violation of a no contact order at an apartment near E 32nd St, Chicago. The protected individual reported that the offender, a 46-year-old blind man with schizophrenia, rang her doorbell and used her intercom. The landlord consented to forced entry and fire department assistance was requested.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 07
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Transcript:
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I don't need the board in two, got a violation order of protection, near E 32nd St.
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Charlene's the caller, she has a no contact order protection on the offender, a 46-year-old blind male named (name withheld).
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Offender just rang her doorbell, used her intercom, male, no clothing description, he's blind, schizophrenic,
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unen weapons.
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Do you want to? In 214.
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In 214.
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Hey, Squad, can you notify fire?
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We're going to need a force entry over here. The landlord, she's given us consent to do it. So can we request fire for force entry on our apartment there?
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Yeah, is it apartment Biaz & Boy on the first floor or which floor are you on?
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Yeah, it's the basement unit, so as soon as they walk in to the main doors, the first doors are right, but we'll grab them once we, you know, see them outside.
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10-4[1]. We'll get fire rolling at 5409, South Maryland.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
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Location mentioned:
Near E 32nd St, Chicago, IL 60616
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