Person detained near 83rd St, vehicle towed, Chicago IL
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Other CrimesAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers detained one individual near 83rd St in Chicago. They requested assistance from another unit to transport the detained person's vehicle to the station. Discussion followed about towing the vehicle if no available officers could drive it. The situation appeared controlled with no immediate safety concerns mentioned.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 08
Listen to dispatch call
01:4
Transcript:
00:00
Got one in custody and then can I get a two-man unit if possible to drive (name withheld)'s car into the station?
00:08
We'll try to figure something out.
00:10
Any tech units that are out and about or headed out or available unit that can ten-four unit?
00:15
Near 83rd St.
00:22
Unit 73 is going into the 7th district real quickly, and I think that's all we have.
00:27
Any 607 or 608 units that are out and about today?
00:33
And thirty-three, little info.
00:35
Anybody else in the car or you want me to have it towed from that location? Just have somebody sit on it.
00:45
Six thirty-three, Santa.
00:48
Six hundred and thirty-three.
00:50
I have any ten four units want me to have it towed from that location and have someone sit on it and drive the car in?
00:58
All right, apologize.
01:01
You want me to have the car towed from that mall?
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Location mentioned:
E 83rd St, Chicago, IL 60619
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