Man threw object at store window causing disturbance, Chicago IL
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Disorderly ConductAccording to the dispatch call, a man threw an object at a store window causing a loud noise. The store was locked, and a large crowd of about 200 people gathered trying to enter. Security inside was armed and preventing entry.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 10
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Transcript:
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1171, another ticket, near West Madison.
00:04
Suspicious person at Snipes, male black, wearing blue jeans, black and white Jordan.
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(Name withheld) is walking across the,
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or towards city sports.
00:11
He threw something at the window,
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sounded like a big bang, and then he walked away, he came back, this is security called to send.
00:17
He locked the doors, refusing anyone else to come in.
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And now there's a crowd forming outside, trying to force their way in while the crowd is inside.
00:27
They're trying to get shoes and get out of the store.
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About 200 people, security is armed with the gun.
00:37
Yes, Bob, there's no crowd outside of city sports.
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There's just a small crowd outside of Snipes over here.
00:46
All right, no crowd outside city sports, and then what else was that? I didn't copy.
00:53
There's just a few outside of Snipes.
00:58
Okay, a few outside of Snipes.
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All right, can someone check on that card? Because I guess Nicole, she's the one to call to all this in.
01:06
There's 200 people trying to force their way in.
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Location mentioned:
W Madison St, Chicago, IL 60624
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