Intoxicated man disturbs public outside McDonald's, Chicago IL
Alcohol ViolationA man intoxicated outside McDonald's near North Clark Street locked another person's car tires and demanded cash, causing a disturbance. Police and EMS responded to the scene. No names or specific addresses included.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 02
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Transcript:
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I'm putting on the board in 19 with the backlog A M. M.S. request between the 900 North Lake Shore, deceptive practice and process and progress. I'm sorry, near North Clark at McDonald's.
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A disturbance at near North Clark, and then the park of 600 block of West Deming.
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I'll put it on the board at 19, the backlock is 13, 19 on the clock.
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371. Can't help you have on a point from VR.
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Trying to help you with on the way in.
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On the way in.
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Hold on, let me see if ambulance 61 made and removed. Give me one second.
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Yes.
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This one is over as time if you want to take a look at this.
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EMS request near North Lakesh Drive.
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Mp.161, they're responding.
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He's intoxicated. I can't say you 99 on this one's law.
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Well, I'll take care of that. I'll head that way forward.
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Okay, let me know if you need anything. Just then, truck 44-day retired to quarters.
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I'll keep watching this year of Mp.L.S.
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461-9-99, what else do I help you with?
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The deceptive practice in progress at McDonald's, it's really a disturbance.
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It said that the asthma calls it in.
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He said the person locked his tires on his car. He's willing to pay the guy,
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but he only wants cash.
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Okay, well, I don't head over that to such a practice on McDonald's or the disturbance and keep you track, um, okay, EMS call off.
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Please regardless of wherever that is.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60614
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