Shooting victim found near North Elizabeth Street, Chicago IL
WeaponsOfficers responded to a shooting near North Elizabeth Street where a person was found with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. Evidence recovered included a shell casing, a hat, shoes, and a phone belonging to the victim. An evidence technician was requested to the scene.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Citywide Dispatch Channels
02:17
Transcript:
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I need to order an ET[1] near North Elizabeth Street.
00:08
What do you have over this?
00:11
Give a modified person shot,
00:15
you have a shell casing pane on the sidewalk.
00:19
And what is the address of your crime scene?
00:29
Near North Elizabeth Street.
00:34
You said near North Lender.
00:38
Negative near North Elizabeth Street, Edward Lincoln, Ida, Zebra, Adam, Boy, Edward, Tom, Henry.
00:49
The last name is Star.
00:52
That name is Parsons.
00:54
Paul, Adam, Robert, Sam, Oshin, Nora, Sam,
00:57
Stars (number withheld).
01:04
Detective, the last name is Star.
01:10
Detective's left name is George, Robert, Adam, Charlie, Ida Adam.
01:17
Starrs (number withheld).
01:25
And I saw John John (number withheld).
01:33
4th.
01:35
The UCR[2]. The UCR.
01:40
41 atom for the UCR[2].
01:42
All right, what do you have at this location that needs to be present?
01:49
There's a shell casing from a pistol round.
01:53
Is there just one or how many?
01:58
Just one.
02:02
There's also a hat from the victim and a phone from the victim.
02:09
Pairsuits.
02:10
Should I had on the phone?
02:13
10 for a hat the phone and a pair of shoes from a victim.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ET: Evidence Technician unit responsible for evidence collection, processing, and crime scene photography.
[2]
UCR: Uniform Crime Reporting code
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Location mentioned:
Near N Elizabeth St, Chicago, IL 60607
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