Group Argues and Drinks Beer on 26th Street Corner, Chicago IL
Disorderly ConductA group of four males are arguing and drinking beer on the corner near 26th Street in Chicago. The situation was initially reported as a physical fight but was clarified as a verbal argument without violence.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
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Transcript:
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The unit's antennas today, I got a battery in progress, 26th, and Silaski-Flaski in 26th Street by the liquor slur for group of gang members fighting. Nothing further. On time, Clare.
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Hello, for sure. Hello, for sure.
00:15
Time also, Sam.
00:17
Greetings, that's all the station squad.
00:19
I'm watching them on the pond.
00:21
It's four-mell (name withheld), one of them wearing a gray, red and black top,
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black baseball cap.
00:27
Another one wearing a black and white side coat,
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black jeans, and a skull cap.
00:33
Four-mell (name withheld), the clothes two are the ones that are just going at it back and forth verbally.
00:37
It looks like they're sharing a beer right on the corner.
00:39
Oh well, Kamenski, it's 26.
00:46
No battery squad. There was a more argument to host each other and other drinking beers.
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Location mentioned:
W 26th St, Chicago, IL
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