Deceased person and dog found in chicago apartment, Chicago IL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders found a deceased person and a large white dog in an apartment near West Douglas Boulevard in Chicago. Animal control was contacted to assist with the dog.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
Listen to dispatch call
01:19
Transcript:
00:00
All right, so now I have a victim.
00:03
Looks like they're calling it in on this guy on Douglas near West Douglas apartment (name withheld) wants to see us regarding this male white bald brown eyes (number withheld).
00:21
Unit has arrived at the scene or location.
00:24
Ten seventy-one, so it's arriving.
00:28
Seventy-one, you are in the station.
00:30
All right, 1208.
00:31
Ten twenty-two, you coming in?
00:35
Ten twenty-two.
00:37
Ten twenty-two two.
00:40
Ten three two.
00:42
Oh, can you contact animal control so we get a dog out of here? It's in the same room as well as deceased.
00:49
It's pretty big, white pit bull.
00:55
All right, we will give him a call.
00:58
See what house so we can get him off there.
01:05
Ten 30.
01:09
Ten 30. Did she say the dog was deceased in the apartment?
01:15
Well, the dog's in there with the deceased.
01:18
The dog's not deceased.
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Location mentioned:
W Douglas Blvd #2e, Chicago, IL 60623
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