Person with warrant detained at Belmont and Long, Chicago IL
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Other CrimesAccording to the dispatch call, police detained a person with an active warrant and violent tendencies near Belmont Avenue and Long Avenue. The detainee spat on several officers. Shackles were brought to assist with the detention.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 01
Listen to dispatch call
05:2
Transcript:
00:00
1634. You got a shackles over here.
00:02
All right, 622, can you, do you have shackles? Do you have shackles?
00:11
We do not.
00:13
Can you go get some, or is anybody out there that's nearby Belmont and Long, they have shackles, they can swing by and give 1634 a hand with their detainees?
00:24
613, I got so.
00:26
All right, 613, 10, 4.
00:28
Belmont and Long and Long and Belmont, bring your shackles.
00:31
634, 613, he has shackles, he's down the way.
00:39
And then 634, just so I'll let you know, we hit you on and assisted us.
00:44
Is there something,
00:46
do we need to have, is there other information we need to have?
00:51
Yeah, she got the one.
00:56
Okay, ten four.
00:59
We're just double-check there you pop the warrant.
01:03
6.30.
01:05
Do we have someone bringing shackles and should we have something to have one other station with them?
01:10
1613 is bringing shackles.
01:14
Okay.
01:17
Does my radio transmission sound as poorly as 16 distress radios do right now? Radio check? Nope, just 16 dishes.
01:27
Okay, simple.
01:31
That was a legitimate question.
01:33
I wasn't being smart, I promise.
01:38
Radio's our care.
01:40
Hello. Hello.
01:42
On the hurry up, please.
01:45
1613, if you could put a little bit of food, a heavy foot on it,
01:51
speed it up a little bit, Belmont Long.
01:54
Thank you. Thank you.
02:00
About how far out are you? Otherwise we can try calling 25, see if they've got any units close.
02:07
Okay, okay.
02:12
Still six on our call, the offender went out of the back, so you might be a year ago.
02:18
All right, we have for Ozark, the offender went out the back, but he may still be in the area.
02:23
That's that robbery just occurred.
02:25
Anybody on scene?
02:28
Do we have any idea if he's got a knife on him or if he has the product with him?
02:37
I'm not sure for caution reasons.
02:41
We should assume that.
02:43
All right, so from 3422 Ozark, the offender fled out the rear of that location.
02:49
Unknown if he has a knife, he did tell the victim that he would go get one if he were followed.
03:00
So use caution.
03:07
And then 622, are you still on your way over to Belmont Long?
03:12
Okay,
03:15
good.
03:20
How are, how's there is 1612, 6034? You guys still doing okay.
03:24
I got 2-2 and 13 on the way.
03:26
Somebody's going to be there shortly to help out.
03:30
We're okay.
03:35
Supervisor, I'll see.
03:38
Okay,
03:39
available supervisor, 16 head over Belmont along for 1613.
03:43
Sorry,
03:47
for 634.
03:57
We can't copy that transmission,
04:00
1630.
04:03
On multiple officers.
04:09
Yeah,
04:11
there's a bad echo or feedback or something every time you transmit.
04:15
Can you try your partners radio?
04:20
Yeah, that she's spit on multiple officers.
04:24
All right, 1630, just you know, this subject spit on several of the officers who responded over there.
04:39
At 634, is this the last name you ran? You want it on the box?
04:44
Thank you.
04:50
And then for the air regarding 1634 is detaining.
04:53
We have that (name withheld).
04:56
She is popping one out of DuPage, it is good here,
05:00
one a person, and she has violent tendencies.
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Location mentioned:
W Belmont Ave & N Long Ave, Chicago, IL 60641
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