Two vehicles briefly block traffic near South Independence Avenue, Chicago IL
TrafficOfficers responded to two vehicles blocking traffic near South Independence Avenue and Pulaski Road. One vehicle was in the traffic lane but with little traffic, allowing cars to go around. The other was outside the main road. The vehicle later moved to a safe area where the driver refueled. Traffic flow was restored without incident.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
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Transcript:
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1133 133 Can you put place on my back Edvard X3-43-124 it should be white Toyota and I have one more I don't think I have one more car here
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It's time for anybody close by to assist 1133 603 South Independence
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And the second card will be Yank 75-0-874. It's known for Mitsubishi. I'm supposed to be offending there far back. Can I have a QSTU and check the camera so everybody can see?
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We're checking. Yeah.
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Okay, they're checking on 1133, and then 1125, you guys are close by?
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Hello.
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2-2-1 more vehicle.
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All right, 2.5, can you help out over there, please, thank you. And then 10-0-2-2-10.
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I have eyes on the vehicle.
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Okay, 10-4[1]. Is it blocking traffic?
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Or...
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Yes, but enough.
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In the middle of independence, the other one is outside of high.
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Tadno 2, same. You got cut out, I can't copy.
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It is in the traffic lane. However, there's not a lot of traffic, so the vehicles are going around it.
01:44
Okay, tough for it. Thank you for checking. I appreciate it.
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Turnful.
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1012.
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Can I get an R.B. for a 99 Adam and then can I have two place on the box? First one is going to be Frank Adam 81532, and the second one is going to be David Victor 281-37.
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Step 4. Take John John, 465-5-25, and avent 09942.
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11131 in custody is going to be 0.2.25.
02:36
All right, do I get anybody nearby near West Augusta for EMS run involving a one-year-old that's having trouble breathing,
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safety's rolling?
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Anybody close by near West Augusta?
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11, 23.
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23.
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Hey, before that, Parker, can you start making your way? This is near West Augusta for a one-year-old? I haven't had a seizure and trouble breathing.
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R-502.
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22. Uh,
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you don't want, actually 22 disregard, actually for now.
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A Vival surgeon, Ten.
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Ten,
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Ten. Hey, Ten, um, Mount Sinai's calling, came in as a disturbance.
03:51
I guess security supervisor asked.
03:54
They got some,
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multiple individuals that are trying to go into another floor to see their sick family members, but they're not allowed to at this time.
04:03
Is this something that you want me to send a car for or let security handle?
04:08
Security can handle that quad.
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Sound for it, thank you.
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And then 1010, for that traffic earlier, near 26th and Pulaski,
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I'm sorry, I ended up calling back, so that vehicle ended up moving to a safe area now. They're getting their gas, so they're all good, I'm gonna code it.
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10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
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Location mentioned:
W 26th St & S Pulaski Rd, Chicago, IL 60623
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