Disorderly conduct at Diversey Brown Line station, Chicago IL
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Disorderly ConductAccording to the dispatch call, an individual at Diversey Brown Line station appeared to act aggressively, threatening passersby and possibly experiencing mental health issues. The person was described as wearing a green jacket and keeping a hand in their pocket.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 02
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Transcript:
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Another call for mental health and service.
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943 was Diversey outside the Brown Line, male (name withheld), round six, two, two, three, two, three, two thirty five.
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Wearing a green down jacket, pointing his fingers, keeping his hand in this pocket, threatening people walking by.
00:14
Cities and mental.
00:21
One nine, three-five.
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Three-five.
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Three-five.
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Did we get any more calls about that in the middle?
00:37
The one in your box? Uh, no, this is...
00:43
I don't know, yeah, this is a different difference.
00:47
9035
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35
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I check both directions north and south.
00:56
I don't see anyone you can make it a five boy
01:02
This drive away and I already have this other one in your box for outside the file line.
01:10
And I would just want to go with you here.
01:14
943 was at Diversey,
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Mel Black, 6-2, 2.35-08, wearing a green-down jacket, he's pointing his fingers,
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and keeping his hand in his pocket, threatening people that are walking by.
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They believe he's a message.
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Location mentioned:
Diversey Brown Line Station, Chicago, IL 60614
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