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112-21 South Hermosa, male one late 60s having a heart attack. They need an ambulance over there? 112.21 South Hermosa, correct? Correct. I don't see anything. We'll get EMS rolling for him. Is he inside out? It sounds like he's inside the house. All right, we'll get an EMS rolling for them. Thank you. We don't know if there's a house apartment or anything like that. Well, let me see. The map shows it's like a house. Big information. Family's on scene with him and it sounds like it is a house. All right, ten four things.
2202.2. 2202. Squad, building engineer for Esmond's school stated that he had a go open and he's going to go into the building. He's wondering if the police were dispatched and if they found in York and so far he doesn't see any door. 2.272. Yes, well, we respond to that open door. We cleared. There's nobody in there. So we did close the door behind us. 10-4-20-2. Was the door in fact open, though? 272, the door was open. 10-4-door, Adam 3 was open. We cleared the building, nobody was in there. But we did close the door behind us.
So that's about a DL out of Chicago, but that one is not covered civil here. That's what? 22, 72. 72. Hey, I got to open door at Esmond, 1865 with Montville. The side door of the school is why I open no further.
It's going to be Western. 104th, 104th. Disturbance on the beat, 114th, South Homewood. Callers stating a four female (name withheld) leaning against his car and dancing with no further information.
