00:00
Five thirty-eight 911[1] , hang up.
00:12
(number withheld) West Cleveland Street.
00:15
The complainant called twice on 911[1] and advised this is (name withheld).
00:18
She's not responding to our questions and disconnected.
00:21
There is pretty extensive history with her there.
00:24
That's ninety-five percent of EMS calls.
00:32
That's clear. Do you have a 27th of (name withheld) subject?
00:37
Stand by, I'll check.
00:41
I'll be 76 from the PD.
00:55
If you haven't already, you can break from here and go back up back to the unit.
01:01
I found a red vehicle at the end of Swenson and Chris Mill.
01:21
It's on a red or orange Smith Subaru.
01:35
It's confirmed and current to a 2010 Mitsubishi four-door, red in color, to a (name withheld) out of Elgin.
01:44
Negative 99, it's showing to be registered at (number withheld) (number withheld).
01:56
529, you can show me 10-8 and route to the 911[1].
02:13
I think the complainant who's stating that they're (name withheld), I think she works for like a home health company.
02:19
She's told us she's a registered nurse, so she'll call for various people around the county, especially Elgin, for people not showing up to their appointments.
02:39
thirty-eight, I am twenty-three.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911: Emergency telephone number for reporting incidents
Missing Person
