Intoxicated person removed from Chicago train, Chicago IL
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Alcohol ViolationPolice removed an intoxicated individual causing a disturbance on a train at Clark and Lake station in Chicago.
Audio|Heard on: CTA Rail Ops - Chicago Transit Authority
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03:9
Transcript:
00:00
Operator 211, southbound, approaching 18 power.
00:04
What do you want your message?
00:06
Do we got K-9 at Clark and Lake? I got an inebriated individual on my head car, just causing a disturbance.
00:15
We call this type of 12.
00:16
Do you see K9 on the platform at the clock on 812? 82.
00:20
Do you have K9 in the station, R-82?
00:24
No, no. Okay, man.
00:34
We don't have a R-82 this afternoon.
00:41
I'm ten-four.
00:43
I mean, you have can't have rap on the blue line to calculate to a fifth.
00:50
But...
01:07
22, the trail that was running 21.
01:10
Okay,
01:11
4.
01:12
133, your message.
01:15
5.42 to 21.
01:24
The 24th. The journal operator 21, the U.C., now on top 4 o'clock at night.
01:36
Negative.
01:37
Hey,
01:38
Procee, close a poste.
01:39
If nobody requests a pogromeda is a medical.
01:41
You got K&A and at Roosevelt.
01:42
Take the turn of them up.
01:44
Ten-four.
01:48
Forty-two is ten-four.
01:50
Five,
01:53
six, zero, seven-two, ten-fort.
01:54
Ten-forty is ten-two.
01:57
Ten-forty is ten-two.
01:59
No phone, two.
02:15
Hey, Murm.
02:21
Operator 21 with the control on standing there Clark and Lake K-9 is boarding my train.
02:28
Let's say fly.
02:32
Hey, hey there.
02:40
22 is 10.4,
02:42
21.
02:44
Amar.
02:52
Do you know if K9 is going to ride with you or just remove the passenger?
02:58
They're in the process of removing the passenger.
03:06
I'm moving.
03:09
Yep.
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Location mentioned:
Clark/Lake, Chicago, IL 60601
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