Missing person located after post office check request, Chicago IL
Missing PersonThe mother of a missing person asked police to check for her daughter at the post office near 111th and Michigan after receiving a call with this information. Later, the mother contacted her daughter, who said she would arrive soon, so police canceled the check.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 09
02:16
Transcript:
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Squad, I'm with the missing subject's mother, and she received a call, and she would like for an officer to go to near 111th and Michigan to see as her door located at that post office, at that location.
00:18
She said she just got a random call, saying that's where she's at.
00:26
All right, time for us.
00:30
That's 110th and State for the post office.
00:35
10-1-110 state.
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Tools.
00:41
Thank you, Swaz.
00:44
You're welcome. All the tools, go ahead.
00:47
Three-top, 88, and, uh, Hashel.
00:53
10-4[1], Street, Top, Eddie, and Hashlin.
01:00
511 Robert 511 Robert Hey can I just drop the missing in your box can you ride over to near 110th and Michigan and see if this young lady is there at the post office?
01:25
Okay,
01:26
anyway.
01:27
I'm just looking make sure all the Keisha was in.
01:31
Okay.
01:34
That's correct.
01:40
We also got a description on there too.
01:44
All right, 39.
01:51
4578 Adams.
01:54
4-5-7-8 Adam
01:57
Squad, you could disregard that the mother has just made contact with her daughter.
02:04
Her daughter says she should be here in about two to three minutes.
02:07
So disregard having someone to go through that post office.
02:13
10-4[1]-511 robbery, you can disregard.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
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Location mentioned:
E 110th St & S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60628
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