Domestic dispute with window damage and brick thrown, Chicago IL
Family OffenseA domestic dispute occurred near W 37th St where a woman reported that a relative broke her window and then returned to the location. A follow-up report described a 17-year-old male involved in a fight outside, who threw a brick at the window.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 13
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Transcript:
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Since leaving the station, right on Domestic Battery, near W 37th St, contact Ms. (name withheld).
00:05
About a 70-year-old son who busted out her window, returned back on scene.
00:11
Fender 6'2, black sweater.
00:17
3-1, did you see a vehicle there? We get another call that a vehicle hit the pole.
00:26
931, 10-4, 9-12 older a toll for that vehicle.
00:32
10-4.
00:33
Is it going to be a black Ford, four-door?
00:38
10-4. 10-4.
00:39
10-4 I do for me.
00:46
And 31, is it on the sidewalk?
00:53
Yes, but it's not a trucking traffic.
01:01
Let me advise for a detective web being on Garfield, CTA did the sleep with a rail car.
01:06
No passenger is sitting in the description that was found.
01:14
Available sergeant.
01:17
9.20?
01:19
20. Do you still want to send a unit over there? 2.20 West Garfield?
01:24
What's the job?
01:27
30-year-old, when a dark city's tan pants, no shoes, male black, possibly influence of drugs.
01:34
Pasture said he left the train.
01:36
CTA said he did the sweep of railcar, 330.
01:39
No one matching the description.
01:42
Nice in boy.
01:44
Okay.
01:50
Two, two in the domestic at the same location, near W 37th St.
01:54
Ms. (name withheld), an assistant nephew fighting nephew outside throwing a brick at the window.
01:58
17-year-old male black, black sweater, red jogging pants.
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Near W 37th St, Chicago, IL 60609
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