Man refuses to leave bank over ID policy dispute, Whitefish Bay WI
Disorderly ConductA man wearing a white jacket refused to leave BMO Harris Bank near East Silver Spring Dr and would not show required ID. The issue is related to a new bank policy requiring two forms of identification. The man is nearly legally blind and disagreed with the policy.
Audio|Source: Glendale, Whitefish Bay and Shorewood Police
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Transcript:
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176 for a disturbance.
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It's going to be at BML Harris Bank, near East Silver Spring Dr.
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190. Go ahead.
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176.
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7105, 7105.
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One-905. One-90, you can hit for a disturbance.
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Some of you have been able here as a bank.
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That's for a person refusing to leave coughing disturbance.
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It's going to be a male with a white jacket.
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Refusing to give proper documentation.
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Denver. Denver.
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798 to 190.
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Go ahead. Go ahead?
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I was just there.
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I thought it was resolved.
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The person you're going to be meeting is (name withheld). He is almost legally blind and he doesn't like their new policy of showing two forms of ID.
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John Park, thank you.
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Engine 85, Med 81, Delta Unconscious, 89, 89-34, North Lake Drive, Bayside, Zone 51.
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176 is there.
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I was in our GpW, I couldn't get the radio.
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What do you have going on as female?
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It's a disturbance, 190s en route, for a male subject refusing to leave, refusing to give proper documentation.
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10-4[1], hold on night with them.
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10 more.
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10 more.
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10-4: Acknowledgement (Message Received)
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Location mentioned:
Near E Silver Spring Dr, Whitefish Bay, WI 53217
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