Honda flees from police during traffic stop, Chicago IL


A car, described as a black Honda with New Jersey plates, fled from police during a traffic stop. The vehicle headed west on Montrose Avenue after leaving Pulaski Road and continued past Elston Avenue. Police are not pursuing the car.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 01
01:22
Transcript:
Thank you, squad. Time 4. Good morning. Hey. 1633. 33. This is going to take you with two music services on the box, 648 West Pool and also 5,500 West Pool. 24. One, seven, six, three, Adam. One, seven, six, three, Adam. We just had a car takeoff on us. (name withheld), New Jersey, Place. Paul, seven, five, six, Union, Charlie Vibra. They went Westbound on Montrose from Pulaski, (name withheld). 10 4. (name withheld), Westbound on Pulaski from Montrose. Correction. Westbound on Montrose from Pulaski. Are you following? Negative spot[1]. They continue on Montrose from Elston. And we locked on a hit. 104. Are you doing a lose?[2]
Thank you, squad. Time 4. Good morning. Hey. 1633. 33. This is going to take you with two music services on the box, 648 West Pool and also 5,500 West Pool. 24. One, seven, six, three, Adam. One, seven, six, three, Adam. We just had a car takeoff on us. (name withheld), New Jersey, Place. Paul, seven, five, six, Union, Charlie Vibra. They went Westbound on Montrose from Pulaski, (name withheld). 10 4. (name withheld), Westbound on Pulaski from Montrose. Correction. Westbound on Montrose from Pulaski. Are you following? Negative spot[1]. They continue on Montrose from Elston. And we locked on a hit. 104. Are you doing a lose?[2]
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Negative spot: Not following
[2]
Are you doing a lose?: Possible ASR error; likely meant 'Are you doing a loop?' or 'Did you lose?'
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Location mentioned:
N Pulaski Rd & W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL 60625
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