Large group of teens causes disorder at McDonald's, Chicago IL
Disorderly ConductA large group of about 100 teenagers caused a disturbance at the McDonald's near West Roosevelt Road. Some teens were jumping on tables, and there was a report that one person might have a screwdriver. There were unconfirmed reports of shots fired, but police found no evidence of gunfire. Additional police units were requested for crowd control.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
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Transcript:
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the near West Roosevelt for the Disturbance Lodge Gathering. You said that those kids were in the McDonald's over there, you just wanted a special attention?
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104. All right, 104, I'll duke this call into that.
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1063.
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1063
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Yes, it looks like this crowd is broken up for the most part.
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We can go ahead and clear all the B-c cars that we're down on this.
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If you can keep my cars and the PRC cars as a special attention over here, please.
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All right, 10-4[2]. I'll show all the B cars clear and keep the 6-3 team and the 4,400 units over there as well.
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And thanks for everyone that assisted over there. Good job, guys.
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1142?
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Okay.
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1142. 1142.
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What do you have on 4,500, which cloud is?
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1142, that's just going to be the disturbance large gathering, 20 to 25 people in the street blocking the alley.
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There's no one on here, 19-pollet or 5-poll it.
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10-4[2]. Thank you. 10-10[1].
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All right, fine.
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Let those units know they can open up regular traffic.
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Senten, I'm sorry. Did you say let the units know to help out with traffic?
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They can open up traffic. There's a couple cars blocking traffic on Sacramento.
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When we had a large crowd, they could have removed their cars on that traffic through.
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All right, 10-4[2]. Anyone else that's over from the 1,300 block of Sacramento? You guys can open up traffic now. Once again, open up traffic, 1,300 block is South Sacramento.
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10, 14.
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One, four.
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Hey,
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when you're back towards the beat, I've got a domestic, please,
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near South Holman.
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Maria is having to speak with a boyfriend who, she believes it on the influence of cocaine.
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Caller is bipolar.
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7.4.
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No more 34.
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1134. 1134.
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Yeah, we're going to need a couple cars over here. They're starting to jump on top table with McDonald's. All right, 104. Can I get some more assistance over near West Roosevelt McDonald's? The teens are jumping on tables there.
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4461, we'll head over there.
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4464 and 4461, 104.
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302-2-12.
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3-124. 3-104.
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All right, units responding over to McDonald's near West Roosevelt, I'm also getting a call of shots fired there.
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It says they heard two shots fired and there's 50 kids outside.
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4-4-6-2 Adam.
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Thank you, Adam.
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Yeah,
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we're right here. There's no shots fired, but there are about 100 kids out here.
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All right, 104-4-462 am saying no shots fired, but there is a large group.
Police codes explained
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10-10: Fight in progress
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10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
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