Battery incident reported near Harlem Ave in Forest View, Forest View IL
AssaultA battery incident happened near Harlem Avenue in Forest View. Police units were requested to attend the scene. The situation involved a couple, but details about the battery were unclear. Officers responded promptly and investigated the area around Strong and Harlem. The report noted this was the second related call in the area and possibly involved two males fighting.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 01
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Transcript:
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So we had a battery[1] that occurred near Harlem.
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Argyle and Harlem on your side.
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Strong in Harlem, correction, Strong in Harlem. I've got two units at the twins near Harlem requesting a unit.
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The battery[1] occurred in your town that aren't seen.
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All right, we've already responded. Hold on one second.
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1632.
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1632, that's job related.
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As a lady and her boyfriend,
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all the water was in the purse, we turned up first.
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They didn't mention anything about any battery[1] or anything like that.
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The battery[1] in progress that you went on at near North Harlem?
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Hardware Heights.
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Go ahead, Chicago.
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What address is? Are you giving me?
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My officers want to meet a unit near Harlem, and twins euros.
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The incident happened across the street at Strong and Harlem. This is the second one. I know we've called you several times.
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Okay, Kaludia responds to near North Harlem. Do you know if it was for, like, um... two males that were fighting.
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Let me check for you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
battery: Physical attack or unlawful use of force against a person.
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Location mentioned:
Near S Harlem Ave, Forest View, IL 60402
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