Vehicle crashes into building in Chicago


A vehicle crashed into a building in Chicago. The driver, described as a female wearing a yellow shirt, exited the car. Police are on the scene, managing traffic and investigating the area.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 04
04:12
Transcript:
Okay, so forth. 1.13 then? 12. We can go. We are up. We're around going. 12. I already got 13 headed over. 113. 113. 113. I need you. 13. I need you. Southbound on 21st in Wabash. I'm sorry. Southbound 21st in Michigan. westbound. I'm Michigan and Wabash. 10-4[1]. I'm 131.131. Go ahead. Yeah, at the same location at 2638, can you do a courtesy parking for a Nissan kick gray? It's going to be a L.O.I.[2] plate, (number withheld). (number withheld), EITAM (number withheld). All right, go ahead, 21. Hey, squad. You need us anywhere over here? 21, negative. You can finish your paper. 7.4. 7551, David. Check 400, North Michigan. $400, North Michigan. 7551. Okay, I'll put on the premise check at 4444, North Michigan. We're blocking southbound, Michigan, uh, at Surlitt. Play it's on 4. 123. We're going to be at 23 and Wabash Block in Northbound. One of two, Sam, see the driver get out? One of the same frame, four. One of them. One of the same. You said you saw the driver get out of the vehicle, correct? 99. 33, you copy? 133. What's the description? shirt and got out the driver's side. 133A and copy. It's the female that got out of the driver's side. Female wearing a yellow shirt. Female with blonde hair and blue jeans. 99. Correct right wood location again. Was it West Palm, Michigan, and 21st? 131 West on Michigan and Wabash. Michigan and Wabash. Time for it. Thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement
[2]
L.O.I.: License plate (Letter of Identification)
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Location mentioned:
S Wabash Ave & S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60628
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