Minor accident at South Ashland with uninsured driver, Chicago IL
TrafficPolice responded to a minor car accident near South Ashland where one driver lacked insurance. Both vehicles were drivable, but the older driver refused to go to the station out of concern that the other driver might not appear.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
02:11
Transcript:
00:00
He's quiet. There was another Fenderbender.
00:02
near South Ashland, to use a 12 district north, he needs a paper card because one of them does not have insurance.
00:13
All right, hold on.
00:16
near Ashland, correct? They didn't call it in yet?
00:20
No, he hadn't called it in.
00:30
Okay.
00:33
All right, stand by.
00:36
1113.
00:38
Go.
00:41
I told them that you guys were on the corner of Lexington and Cormar and he stopped responding to me.
00:49
So you have to go to make contact with that person, right?
00:55
Yeah, I made contact with the caller. I asked him if he called the police, he said yes, and then he stopped responding when I told them that you guys were out there looking for him.
01:07
All right, thank you.
01:12
Ted David, 14.
01:15
10 David 14.
01:17
Okay,
01:19
so what kind of vehicles, do you have any plates and EMS? Do you need EMS?
01:25
No DMS squad. I know one of them was like a Nissan small compact card, black in color.
01:32
I don't know what the other one was.
01:33
Oh,
01:35
sorry, Honda Civic, CRV.
01:38
Are you black Nissan and then a Honda Civic or black Honda Civic?
01:45
Or a black Nissan Central, I want to say, and then Honda CRV, blue and color.
01:56
Okay.
01:57
Okay, 10th point, you said what are the non-drivingable?
02:02
No, they both driveable, but he, the older man did not want to go to the station.
02:07
He was afraid that other driver would not show us was going to get lost.
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Location mentioned:
Near S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60608
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