Mail found in vehicle may be from recent burglaries, Chicago IL
BurglaryOfficers found a large amount of mail in a vehicle that did not belong to the arrestees. The mail appeared to be stolen from two different residential addresses near West Haddon Avenue and West Palmine Avenue. Police units were sent to contact the homeowners to verify whether their mail or vehicles had been broken into, indicating possible burglaries to motor vehicles in these areas.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 01
01:42
Transcript:
00:00
Squad, we've got a lot of mail in here.
00:01
Can you send the units over to near West Haddon Avenue?
00:10
What are they doing there?
00:12
Can you have them ask if their vehicle was broken into? We've got a lot of mail coming back to that address.
00:25
Okay, 1706, Charlie, near West Haddon.
00:29
What vehicle?
00:34
Any vehicle squad, they could just make contact with the homeowner.
00:37
We've got a bunch of mail with their name and their address in this vehicle.
00:40
They just do not belong to either of our arrestees.
00:45
Possible burglary to motor vehicle.
00:51
Then 1706, Charlie.
00:55
Go ahead.
00:58
We got some more mail.
00:59
If we could have another 17 unit, go to near West Palmine Avenue.
01:06
Go to the apartment one.
01:11
And that's more mail there too?
01:15
Except for a lot of mail coming back to apartment one.
01:18
Near West Palmine.
01:26
Okay, and if they make contact, what am I telling them to do, come to the station to get their mail?
01:34
No,
01:36
It's what. We're just trying to see if it's early on the vehicle or what's going on.
01:40
Just make contact with the owner and I'll call them.
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Location mentioned:
Near W Palmer St, Chicago, IL 60647
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