Subject contained in back unit of first floor apartment
Family OffenseOfficers are responding to a situation where a person is inside the back part of a first floor apartment and cannot leave to the front. They are coordinating their response at the scene.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 13
01:54
Transcript:
41-64[4]. 41-64. Just some information on this property, on the first floor, there's a front unit and a back unit. We believe this incident to have occurred in the back unit, and the information that we have is that you can't get from the back to the front. So if the subject is in there, he's going to be contained to that back half of the property. It's just for the officers that are in the rear. All right, it's on four. One of these centers most likely going to be in the back unit for the officers that are in the back in the rear. 99[2]. Can you show me on scene of the Swanson? 10-4[1]. 900[3]? 900. Where's the staging area? Four-five place and Wallace. She'll get away. Okay. 64. Charlie. Yes, squad. You can show us on the scene over here on this job. And is 4164 on the air for a mobile care? 4164? 464. 4164. Yes, sir, just confirming that intel that you have. What department did you say it was? That's why we spoke to the homeowners. They live in the front half of the building, so the first floor is cut into kind of two rooms. You can't access to the front. The subject that we believe is involved in the system. It lives in the back half of the building. So that's the information we have right now. I'm going to walk down to the staging point and meet up.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement
[2]
99: On scene
[3]
900: Supervisor or Command
[4]
64: Unit Identifier
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Location mentioned:
W 45th Pl & S Wallace St, Chicago, IL 60609
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