Homeless individuals cause disturbance at Dunkin' Donuts, Chicago IL
Disorderly ConductAt the intersection of S Pulaski Rd and W Ogden Ave, several homeless individuals were sleeping inside and outside a Dunkin' Donuts. They were behaving aggressively and harassing customers and passersby. There were approximately six people involved, positioned inside the store, near the driveway, by the speaker, and sleeping in front of the establishment.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
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and a disturbance, Pulaski and Ogden,
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Parker, (number withheld), South on Leavitt.
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And 10.30.
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1030.30. Hey,
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this commercial alarm on 21st and Sawyer, the security company callback said it was a false alarm. I could 14 pallet for you.
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14 pallet for you. Thank you, Scott.
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Thank you. Good morning.
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That night five.
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95.
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I'm on options and classy right now. Where was that disturbance?
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Okay, Pulaski and Ogden.
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Several homeless people sleeping inside and outside the Dunkin' Donuts, harassing people, being aggressive.
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One's by the inside the store, one's by the driveway,
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another is by the speaker, and another sleeping out front.
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They named about six of them.
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I've seen like two people up in front, but I'll go in there before I go to do this for 900 and put-all.
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Okay, 10-4[1]. Let us know if you need anything.
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Location mentioned:
S Pulaski Rd & W Ogden Ave, Chicago, IL 60623
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