Woman on train had old injury mistaken for shooting, Chicago IL
Medical EmergencyPolice responded to a report of a shooting incident on a CTA Blue Line train near Madison and Pulaski in Chicago. Upon investigation, they found that the woman involved had a bloody nose caused by an injury sustained several days earlier, not a new shooting. The blood found was from her nose, and no shooting occurred on the train.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
07:22
Transcript:
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132.
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1132. 132.
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It's going to be bona fide.
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They got it on a church, so we can do a complete disregard right now.
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All right, so that is going to be a bona fide person shot over there.
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430 Southwestern.
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And we're getting a disregard.
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Any other units responding? Go ahead and disregard.
00:23
And we get a chance, all.
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We're stepping on each other.
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1130 you were coming in.
00:32
Yeah, 1130.
00:33
Are they holding that train to determine if there's a crime scene on the train?
00:36
All right. And 1130 is wondering are they holding the train to determine if it happened on the train? But according to this ticket, it was prior to boarding the train, 1130.
00:47
I'm sorry to for information.
00:49
Go ahead, 32, what you got, hi?
00:52
Thanks, Vlad.
00:53
So the victim said she was shot four days ago and that the blood that's on the train is from her nose.
00:58
Can anybody else on the western talk to the victim and figure out what day she was shot if it just happened today or not?
01:06
So you're saying the victim is stating that she got shot four days ago?
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99. 99.
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All right, did anybody else make contact to find out exactly when this happened?
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She's coming off the rim right now.
01:25
Does anybody stop her when you talk to her in the ambulance? The girl, what did it happen?
01:30
Got you. And where exactly it happened? So whoever sees that victim on this stretcher, please, kind of get some information from her.
01:39
We need to know where she was shot, when she was shot, et cetera, and her information, please.
01:45
Does it look like she's an adult?
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1132, this is going to be an adult female.
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99, so if we go on.
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Okay, so when you get that information for the victim's name, you can go ahead and give it to us over the air.
02:06
So adult female, I need to know where she was shot when and where.
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1115.
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1115 on the beat 1134, that Amble is going to Stroger, just for a four.
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All right, Amble is going to Stroger.
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Okay, I'm going to need a car to take a ride to Stroger as well.
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1134 are you available to do that?
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Let's go with the victim.
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I can watch.
02:44
All right, cool, Baines.
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And then when you get her information and we need more details on when, et cetera, please.
02:53
All right,
02:55
great. 1115 and 1114 from the backup.
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1115 and 1114 for the backup.
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15.
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Yes, ma'am.
03:15
If you can head over to this 4,000 West Madison at the Snipes.
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X-ray 1122 ordered an E-Tech and cut paper already, but the vendors are now back still and again at the shoe store.
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1114, did you copy the backup? 4,000, West Madison, please.
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If that was just thank you, and good morning.
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1121.
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1121.
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1121.
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Cermina off the western stone or I was 15.
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104, thank you.
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14, show me on scene.
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104, 759, got you on same, thanks.
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1014, when you get up and roll in, 1014.
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1014.
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1014.
04:18
Good morning, it'll just be alarm for you on your B3920 West I, Ben, West Door.
04:22
I think we were out here earlier too, if I'm not mistaken.
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Yeah, it was given a 14, Paul.
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1013, which is over there.
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10.9.
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1013, when I went over there, everything was secure.
04:38
All right, and 10, 13 was reporting that when she went, everything was secure.
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Okay, that's fine.
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I get out here, if you're closing it.
04:49
All right, sounds good, thank you.
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1135.
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1135, go with it.
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Did you say there was a car going to Stroger?
05:03
Yes, 1134 is going to go to Stroger's with the victim.
05:09
Okay, all right, right, thank you.
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No problem.
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1130.
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Next, you're coming in, I'm sorry.
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1130.
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1130, go ahead, sorry.
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1130. This person on the blue line is not shot.
05:34
She has a bloody nose, and that might have happened a couple days ago.
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I'm speechless.
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What do you?
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132.
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Still speechless.
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1132, go ahead.
05:58
Hey, Sirge, am I allowed to, like, release this train or do you want me to stay down here?
06:04
Okay, for a bloody nose.
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Bloody Knows, you can let her go.
06:08
Gotten.
06:13
Yes, yeah, for Bloody Nose.
06:16
Yeah, 1134, you don't have to go.
06:20
I'm still speechless.
06:21
You don't have to go 1134, okay, to the hospital.
06:25
Copy, sir.
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Give her some tissue and send her on it with.
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Hold your head back.
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Or is it down? I can't remember.
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Down.
06:46
Oh, it is down? Okay.
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1122.
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1122. 1122.
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Can you put me in the station? Are you learning?
06:58
Yes, ma'am.
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You'll have a missing from a couple days ago on your box whenever you get back out and roll it.
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Good morning.
07:09
Good morning, girl.
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1135.
07:14
Yes, sir.
07:16
Okay, I'm gonna go over to Strudger real quick, see if our parent victim wants anything for her bloody nose.
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Location mentioned:
Madison & Pulaski, Chicago, IL 60624
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