Man violates protection order by appearing near woman, Chicago IL


A woman reports that the father of her child appeared near her location, violating a court order protecting her.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 09
02:22
Transcript:
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On 1340, south on Front.
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Tamira speaks, the child's father, (name withheld), was just seen near the location violating the order.
00:10
He's a male black 25, light-complexed, black dreds, black hoodie, army fatigue, pants.
00:15
Nothing for other station that's clear.
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502-sam-3.
00:18
502-sam-3.
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Floor down.
00:20
We've got nothing in the phone soon.
00:21
We could. All right, and 502CM3 is slowing it down on the shots fire call 45 West 100 in 3rd Street.
00:29
575, Sam.
00:30
575 Sam.
00:31
Can you give me open for the second, Lansing Hughes Elementary? A check at Lankton Hughes, 10th floor.
00:37
532.
00:38
Sorry, Chris.
00:39
532. The violation order projection.
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11340, self-front.
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5'10. 510, go ahead.
00:46
Yes, well, the guy here, he's saying he fired three shots from in front, and then he ran and hopped over the back fence here.
00:55
But the guy stays in room 203, but he says he's not in there.
00:59
He ran and jumped over the fence.
01:01
All right, and again, from the shot fire call, 45 West 103, we're looking for a male black, black hooded jacket, fired three shots in front and then jumped over into the rear and jumped the bed.
01:11
The person that speaking to the officers on scene states that that subject was in room number 203.
01:18
And then 532.
01:19
32.
01:20
Sorry about that. Tamira, 1140 South Front, calling them the violation order protection.
01:24
She states the kid's father, (name withheld).
01:27
Less seen wearing a black hoodie, Army Fatigue pants, air worn in dreads.
01:33
He's black-complected male black 25 violated the order that he was nearby.
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Location mentioned:
S Front Ave, Chicago, IL 60628
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