police respond to suspected occupied house with no entry, Chicago IL
Suspicious ActivityPolice responded to a report of a possibly occupied house near North Park Avenue. They could not enter because the front gate was locked and the back was heavily overgrown. The owner confirmed no one should be inside and could not be present on scene. Officers attempted callbacks with no answer and noted there was no safe way to enter without the owner's help.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 12
01:39
Transcript:
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1513, can you assist at near North Park Avenue that they have an occupied house?
00:07
104. We'll right around the corner.
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10 4.
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Eleven, we're good right now.
00:16
We're just having trouble making entry because the back is covered in brush and front gate is locked.
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Alright, 10-4[1].
00:24
My partner is on the phone trying to do that callback.
00:30
The 10-4[1], could you still do the call back?
00:33
Yeah, she's on the phone with them right now.
00:37
Oh, she's on the phone with them right now.
00:44
Austin 11, the owner is not going to be able to be there on scene, but she said that no one should be in the building.
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Down 4-4-4.
00:58
Pass 1023.
01:00
Can we get a call back.
01:02
10-4[1].
01:08
Austin 23, no answer.
01:17
10-4[1].
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1511.
01:21
1511.
01:26
Could you do one more call back and just advise a caller that they're going to have to come out here for this? There's no safe way to make entry here.
01:36
We'll call it in a second, but they're going to have to come out for this.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
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Location mentioned:
Near N North Park Avenue, Chicago, IL 60614
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