Teen with autism causes damage at local residence, Chicago IL
Family OffenseThe audio discusses a 15-year-old boy with autism who was damaging property at a location in Chicago. Initially reported as a family offense, the incident evolved into a mental health disturbance.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 06
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Transcript:
Criminal, I don't know, criminal trust, but in progress, they made it. At near Piri, near Piri, Sheena called it in. And there's a 15-year-old male resident, suffers from autism and is destroying property. Caller hung up. Fire said they were going to call back. I don't know if they meant criminal damage to property in progress, but he's got autism just so you're aware. And they just updated and made it a mental health disturbance just so you're aware.
Criminal, I don't know, criminal trust, but in progress, they made it. At near Piri, near Piri, Sheena called it in. And there's a 15-year-old male resident, suffers from autism and is destroying property. Caller hung up. Fire said they were going to call back. I don't know if they meant criminal damage to property in progress, but he's got autism just so you're aware. And they just updated and made it a mental health disturbance just so you're aware.
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Chicago, IL
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