Missing person returned home after family dispute, Chicago IL
Family OffenseA missing person was found after a family dispute and was escorted back to their home near East 78th Street in Chicago. No hospital transport was needed, and someone was arranged to meet them at the residence.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 08
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Transcript:
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That's what the name is (name withheld).
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August 24,012.
00:05
Yeah,
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that's him.
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(Name withheld), that's the missing from near E 78th Street.
00:11
Okay.
00:13
Yeah, no, no, I guess he got into with his brother, but we'll go back home now.
00:18
He wants to go home now? He doesn't want to...
00:22
Okay, so he got into a fight with his brother and they're man to the hospital?
00:27
No, no.
00:29
Okay, are you going to take him home?
00:33
Yeah, right now.
00:35
All right, we got you going to near E 78th Street, third-floor apartment.
00:39
I'll have someone meet you over there, okay, if you just, give me just a sec.
00:42
I'll find someone to meet you over there.
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422.
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430, what do you got?
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430.
00:57
I have 434 check out this child abuse at Jackson Park, and it actually was this missing from near E 78th Street.
01:05
He's going to take him home, but it's domestic-related, and 34 is 99.
01:10
I was just going to see if someone can meet him over there.
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I'll meet him over there.
01:16
You'll meet him over there.
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All right, 10-4[1]. We got you both heading to near E 78th Street, then meet with the grandma.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
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Location mentioned:
Near E 78th St, Chicago, IL 60649
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