Man threatens people with machete in hospital hallway, Chicago IL
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WeaponsPolice responded to a report of a man armed with a machete threatening people in a hospital hallway on the second floor near S Crandon Ave in Chicago. The incident involved a female caller who has a child. Details are still developing.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 07
Listen to dispatch call
01:52
Transcript:
00:00
I guess I want to roll with you personally with 9506-7 unit 209 on the second floor.
00:04
Male armed with a machete in the hallway threatening us, pack the caller's (name withheld).
00:08
320, can you ride with 321?
00:13
2099.
00:16
It's still details to follow.
00:22
324.
00:23
324. 324.
00:26
Yeah, I'll ride with R321.
00:28
You can, uh, 19 partners, that vehicle is in front or in the rear of that address and I'll take a couple blocks over as well, so I'll go with him.
00:37
All right, 20, take a wave off.
00:39
24 is going to ride with 21.
00:42
I'll slow roll that way, so I'll keep it on the block.
00:45
Okay.
00:46
C12, you can show us going on with 21.
00:49
It says a female caller has a child at the same,
00:53
still details to follow.
00:57
312, what's the call for South Shore?
01:02
210 312
01:06
312 I didn't copy what's the cold for South Shore
01:20
You know my thing closed it 210 go ahead
01:32
210, I didn't copy.
01:35
Click me with 221.
01:37
Okay.
01:40
All right, for the interest line is (number withheld).
01:43
The ladies, the fast-talking male took the phone from a female and kept hanging up.
01:48
They're trying to give her a call back.
01:49
15-066-E-67, Unit 209 on the second floor.
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Location mentioned:
S Crandon Ave, Chicago, IL 60617
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