Dispute over car keys with suspended license at residence, Chicago IL
Family OffenseA couple had a domestic dispute at their residence near W 87th St, Chicago. The man refused to give the woman the car keys. It was noted that the man's driver's license is suspended. The dispute involved ownership of the vehicle and required assistance from the authorities.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 08
01:49
Transcript:
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3rd3. 3.3. After lunch, can you assist (name withheld) and that boyfriend? It's a dispute over the car. It's a civil matter. If you could go and assist, and I'll get someone to ride with.
00:12
None. All right.
00:18
Can anybody find anyone with guns over at 9-4-imperry or 95-imperry with that workers?
00:24
And anybody stop, a possible, you guys good?
00:28
Yeah, 635 work on this while, we gotta move around.
00:36
And that hard work is okay?
00:41
I don't see no work, I hear it's why.
00:48
10-4[1]. It was a transfer call, well, we did have a better number. They also gave us 950-100 p. So it was a second number. We can drive for you.
01:01
We'll give a code in the second slide.
01:04
Okay, 10-4[1], thank you. I'll have someone join 633 for the domestic overall vehicle.
01:15
414 are you okay with your person you stopped or stopped you 414?
01:24
It's hard that they can break away, make sure 630 who's coming from the station to help this couple out at near W 87th St at the suit over property.
01:38
10. So much.
01:41
Thank you so much.
01:43
He won't give her the keys. Got his information.
01:46
He has a suspended DL.
01:49
Thank you.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received or affirmative (OK).
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Location mentioned:
Near W 87th St, Chicago, IL 60620
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