Disturbance near Emirates counter at O'Hare Airport, Chicago IL
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible disorderly person near the Emirates counter at O'Hare Airport. The individual was reportedly behaving aggressively and threatening employees. Additional emergency personnel were also dispatched for a separate reported medical incident in a nearby gate area involving chest pain.
Audio|Heard on: Cook IL Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Got a disturbance at Upper Five Charlie, the Emirates counter.
00:04
What counter? Upper Five Charlie at the Emirates counter.
00:08
It's going to be a male individual.
00:11
Wearing a hoodie, fanny pack, and sweatpants.
00:16
Oh, I don't know what their number is.
00:21
Appreciate it. We got a forty-two Adam, forty-two Adam.
00:24
Forty-two Adam, ten four.
00:26
Five thirty-two and fifty-two are CTA.
00:29
Three 252 CTA, ten four.
00:32
Attention all units, I got fire rolling out to Kilo Six in the gate room for chest pain over 30.
00:37
I repeat, Kilo Six gate room, chest pain over 30, fire en route information only.
00:46
Where's the disturbance at?
00:48
Five Charlie, the Emirates counter.
00:50
I got a male individual wearing similar clothing.
00:55
Counter 14 Adam, getting aggressive and threatening the employees there.
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Location mentioned:
Terminal 5, Chicago, IL 60666
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