Police assist fire crew with blocked entry near Ellis Ave, Chicago IL
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As discussed during the dispatch call, police were called to assist firefighters near South Ellis Avenue in Chicago after reports of a deceased person inside an apartment. Fire crews were unable to enter because several large dogs were blocking the doorway. Officers with protective equipment were requested to enable safe entry.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 08
Listen to dispatch call
05:43
Transcript:
00:00
Um, 601. The fire department is requesting a sergeant or maybe a squad car.
00:04
They've been waiting almost an hour for someone to come to the apartment because there are three large dogs and they're trying to force entry.
00:19
99, I'll see if I can get someone.
00:34
They're stating that Engine 122 is requesting a sergeant.
00:39
There's a deceased person in the apartment, but there are three large dogs blocking entry.
00:44
Before anyone goes over, make sure to pick up the shield and send someone rifle trained in case needed.
00:55
They say there are three pit bulls, so they're unable to access the body.
04:59
Head over near South Ellis before heading out as directed.
05:34
They are talking about a deceased person, but they can't enter due to three large dogs at the door.
05:41
They're trying to force entry, but they can't.
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Location mentioned:
S Ellis Ave, Chicago, IL 60619
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