Dispute at intersection over business no-standing rule
Disorderly ConductCaller at an intersection says a business employee told him to leave and not stand near the property. The caller claimed his civil rights were violated and became combative with the call taker. He later said he boarded a train. Dispatch and units discussed locating him.
Audio|Source: DuComm Police 1 East - Lombard, and Villa Park
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Transcript:
The corner intersection of Park and (name withheld), an aggressive-sounding caller said an employee from Punky's told him to get out of the road. He said he felt his civil rights were violated after Punky's told him he couldn't stand within 15 feet of the business. Parties are currently separated. The caller was very combative with the call taker. He was initially waiting at the intersection, then said he left and got on the train. Dispatch and units discussed locating him; at times he sounded like he was at the depot rather than on the train. They continued trying to verify whether he wanted to be seen.
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Location mentioned:
Michael McGuire Dr, Lombard, IL 60148
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