Possible family disturbance near 111th St, Chicago IL
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a possible family disturbance near 111th Street at the Garden Apartments. A caller reported that a 35-year-old son who had been drinking and possibly dealing with mental health issues was trying to enter a basement apartment. Officers were cautioned about possible weapons and the individual reportedly not being on medication.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 09
Listen to dispatch call
01:11
Transcript:
00:00
And 2212, I got a domestic on a B.
00:01
I'm gonna get somebody to ride with you near 111th Street, the Garden Apartments.
00:05
No,
00:06
(name withheld) is calling in.
00:07
Son 35 years of age has been drinking, needs to be removed.
00:10
Not sure about weapon.
00:17
243?
00:21
Forty-three.
00:23
Team backup 12, near 111th Street.
00:29
And just so y’all know what's coming in now is a mental health disturbance.
00:34
35-year-old son is trying to get into the basement apartment.
00:37
Unknown weapons, not on meds, so y’all use caution.
00:40
272?
00:46
42, show me on Sangamon.
00:48
All right, it's time for 2272.
01:00
2272. 72.
01:02
Can you ride with 212 and 43 just in case? No description, 35-year-old son is trying to get into the basement apartment.
01:09
He's not on his meds and unknown about weapons.
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Location mentioned:
W 111th St, Chicago, IL 60643
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