Arrestee taken to hospital near Washington and Pulaski, Chicago IL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, police radio traffic indicated that an arrested person required hospital transport near the intersection of Washington and Pulaski in Chicago. An ambulance was dispatched, and a police vehicle was requested to accompany the transport for paperwork. The scene appeared calm and procedural, with officers coordinating transport and verification of location details.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 12
Listen to dispatch call
01:10
Transcript:
00:00
Officer 23's arrestee is going to need to go to the hospital.
00:02
I believe an ambulance is on the way.
00:04
Could you send a car to go with so that Officer 23 can get started on the paperwork? Preferably a lay car in that.
00:15
Yeah, stand by.
00:18
Unit Austin 33, she said that's the correct address then.
00:21
She's going to step out.
00:30
Two zero five two four. Two five two four.
00:36
Can I get information from a sergeant to take one of the parties here to near Washington and Pulaski, please?
00:44
Sergeant for unit 2524.
00:48
Unit 2520 on the drive safe.
00:52
24, if you're leaving now, time is 21:12.
00:54
2522.
00:58
All right, can you head in and do that transport for 23, please?
01:09
Ambulance is on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Washington & Pulaski, Chicago, IL 60624
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