Stolen Kia involved in crash near West 15th Street, Chicago IL
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Motor Vehicle TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle near West 15th Street. They found a two-vehicle crash involving a stolen Kia. The suspect fled on foot, leaving the car behind, and no direction of flight was reported.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
Listen to dispatch call
01:29
Transcript:
00:00
22, check out a suspicious auto with occupants, near West 15th Street.
00:04
It's actually going to be a two-vehicle auto accident, but it appears to be a stolen Kia.
00:08
Frank Boy (number withheld) will run it, and the caller is in a red Honda CRV.
00:15
10-4.
00:21
In 1022, be advised that Kia is coming back hot out of Chicago on a straight steal.
00:30
10-4.
00:33
1024?
00:35
1024.
00:37
10-4, thank you.
00:43
What is that at?
00:45
This is near West 15th Street.
00:59
All right, who else is on?
01:05
Thirteen. Thank you.
01:06
And it looks like a second ticket's coming in saying that the offender fled on foot, left behind the car.
01:11
So I don't think he's there anymore.
01:17
No direction of flight.
01:21
Negative. This is third party saying that (name withheld)'s friend was involved in an auto accident and the offender fled on foot, left behind the car.
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Location mentioned:
W 15th St, Chicago, IL 60623
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