Man dancing in street causes disturbance in Chicago, Chicago IL
Disorderly ConductA man was dancing in the street near Lexington and St. Louis in Chicago, causing a disturbance. Emergency medical services were initially dispatched but later canceled as they were not needed.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
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Transcript:
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All right, St.
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Louis in Lexington, uh,
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hold down.
00:09
You said this is the same person or a different person?
00:14
This is the only gentleman I saw.
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He was in the middle of the street dancing,
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and it's not dripping down the snow, so I'm guessing.
00:26
All right, they were responding to near Lexington, let me see who they have signed.
00:33
All right, hold on, we're going to see which unit was en route.
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All right, 34,
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the immediate master showing us a cancellation.
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1134, 1134, do you need EMS[1], they canceled the other one.
01:09
1134? 34. All right, do you need EMS[1] over there? Because the original ticket, they canceled EMS for some reason.
01:22
I mean,
01:24
he's definitely all something, whatever.
01:25
I'll just get him on the sidewalk, it's fine.
01:29
All right, let us know.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
EMS: Emergency medical services response or request for medical assistance.
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Location mentioned:
W Lexington St & S St Louis Ave, Chicago, IL 60624
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