Suspect seen jumping fence in rail yard near 63rd and Wabash, Chicago IL
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers observed a male suspect at the fenced rail yard near 63rd Street and Wabash Avenue in Chicago. The suspect repeatedly jumped the fence while carrying an unidentified object. Police maintained visual contact from nearby locations.
Audio|Heard on: Woodford IL Law Dispatch Group Calls
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A guy just ran in the gate on 63rd and Wabash, and he ran off to the other side.
00:07
Ten four.
00:11
Nine thousand, did you say he jumped a fence?
00:14
Yes, he's running back right now with something in hand real fast.
00:17
He said like he's going to jump the fence again, going out the fence.
00:22
Ten four. Can you see him parked here?
00:25
He's still on the fence.
00:27
Like ten four, do you see my car? I'm parked here at 63rd and Wabash.
00:33
Yeah, I'm looking right at you.
00:34
He doesn't go all the way that way.
00:36
He's like around.
00:37
I think he actually had it there somewhere because he ran with him.
00:42
Right,
00:45
but he's still inside the yard.
00:49
Yes, he's still in the yard.
00:51
Negative, he just jumped back over there.
00:54
If you just jump back, well, I'm not looking at that side.
00:57
I got it on Wabash side.
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Location mentioned:
S Wabash Ave & E 63rd St, Chicago, IL 60637
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