Man struck resident causing head injury during disturbance, Chicago IL
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, a 58-year-old man caused a head injury to a resident by striking them with a trash can during a mental disturbance near North Kenmore Avenue. He was violent toward staff and refused an involuntary petition. Emergency services and staff were involved in controlling the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 11
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04:50
Transcript:
00:00
All right. Pendant in 20, in the time we have a mental disturbance that came in at near North Kenmore, male about 58 years old, 230, needs to have a psychic foul, hit head of resident with a trash can, causing a laceration to the head as well, being violent towards staff.
00:18
It doesn't look like fire is rolling, the kind of private EMS actually being on scene.
00:23
They have battery victim at 1550 was Carmen.
00:28
Additionally, in the alley, PSC Bell with fire rolling, and a disturbance at 201-1 West Rashher, that's been in 20, not in the backlog,
00:37
and for 19 units.
00:38
Commercial alarm hit in the midtime at 141 West Jersey Parkway, and we have a disturbance at 3201 North Ashland.
00:45
That's in 19th pendant.
00:50
1932.
00:53
932.
00:56
Yeah, the detective talk to the mom.
00:57
She's been released out.
00:58
We're going to be transporting one juvenile female.
01:02
4628 North Clifton.
01:04
Sighting mileage is 5-6-7.
01:08
567 to 3628-28-Northwestern with a duty 10-4.
01:12
And were you able to get a hold of 30? They were trying to get a hold of you earlier.
01:21
I, 935.
01:23
35, did you call?
01:29
I did. Check on you guys on Frank Rose.
01:33
It's all good over here.
01:36
I'm going to use two more minutes.
01:39
All right.
01:40
A, 412.
01:44
412.
01:46
That guy again at California and Chase, same person, calling back in about him in a street with the snowblower.
01:52
I told that December 2025, this is Chicago, 23 and 6th.
02:01
2033.
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33.
02:06
The mental disturbance at near North Kenmore.
02:09
Camp were supposed to be a private, humble and seen, though.
02:12
But a male about 58 years old, 2.30 pounds.
02:16
He hit a resident with a trash can, causing a laceration to the head, also being aggressive.
02:21
It's bad and aggressive.
02:23
Has an involuntary petition, and he's refusing it.
02:27
99.
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99.
02:34
All right, no, it's almost time, so you are certainly 99 for the rest of the day.
02:39
All right, someone back up, 2033 on this mental disturbance, near North Kenmore.
02:52
I want to back up 033, mental disturbance.
02:56
4920202.
02:58
Show us, backing up 33.
03:01
2022, thank you.
03:06
032, you can show me a clerk, I have that way as well.
03:07
032, you can show me a clerk, I have that way as well.
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032,
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10.
03:16
All right,
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Lincoln.
03:21
85 Lincoln.
03:25
3355 North Seminary.
03:27
Turn to stop, or not.
03:29
3355 seminary.
03:31
Tempor traffic stop, right?
03:35
Yes, ma'am.
03:36
Okay.
03:42
1933.
03:46
Can I get a personal home on a racing?
03:50
Bellman racing 38 times.
04:01
You got something sticking, I'll get to it.
04:10
20 tons. 20 times.
04:15
Yeah, the disturbance with the mental.
04:17
If there's staff on scene, that staff should control their patient and make sure that patient is in the ambulance, we can assist them in that, but their staff is to go hands-on first.
04:29
Okay, Kim, I didn't know maybe they need a paper for the laceration.
04:32
You threw a trash can or somebody?
04:36
Just let my units know.
04:37
Like if their staff there, that's what they get paid for, they can control their person.
04:43
All right, so again, you just had an altitude of near North Kenmore staff should certainly control their patients.
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Location mentioned:
N Kenmore Ave, Chicago, IL 60640
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