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   The property inventory form you received is your receipt for property inventoried by the Chicago Police Department (CPD). Keep that form in a safe place and have it available when contacting the CPD about your property. You may obtain inventoried property by following the procedures detailed below.

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2. www.chicagopolice.org › police-records-proceduresInformation Regarding the Return of Properties Inventoried by CPD

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   You were given a property inventory form when your personal property was taken from you by the Chicago Police Department (“CPD”). This document is your receipt for the personal property inventoried.

3. directives.chicagopolice.org › forms › CPD-12The property inventory form you received is your receipt for ...

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   If your vehicle has been impounded pursuant to municipal ordinance of the City of Chicago, you may secure the release of your impounded vehicle by appearing in person or through a designated representative at 400 West Superior, Department of Finance, Revenue Payment Center, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Monday through Friday, and ...

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   May 15, 2024 · Inventory: Directed by Jesse Lee Soffer. With Jason Beghe, Tracy Spiridakos, Marina Squerciati, Patrick John Flueger. Intelligence chases down a lead in the ongoing serial killer investigation as news of the case reaches the public.

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5. www.chicagopolice.org › vehicle-tow-steal-searchVehicle Tow / Steal Search – Chicago Police Department

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   To locate your towed vehicle, you can contact the City of Chicago Auto Pound Section at (312) 744-4444. If your vehicle was towed due to outstanding parking ticket debt, contact Customer Service at (312) 744-PARK (7275). You can also use the Tow / Steal Search tool below to locate a vehicle.

6. igchicago.org › wp-content › uploadsQTY ITEM PRISONER'S RECEIPT INVENTORY STUB CPD-11.502 (Rev. 3/14)

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   If the property is located at ERPS, present the property inventory form and photo identification to ERPS at 1011 S. Homan avenue, between 8:00 AM and 3:00 PM, Monday -Friday, excluding holidays to obtain your property. Call ERPS at (312) 746 - 6777 to confirm that your property is available. G. Further information concerning the Chicago Police ...

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   What is a property inventory form?

   • The property inventory form you received is your receipt for property inventoried by the Chicago Police Department (CPD). Keep that form in a safe place and have it available when contacting the CPD about your property. You may obtain inventoried property by following the procedures detailed below.

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   How do I obtain inventoried property?

   • You may obtain inventoried property by following the procedures detailed below. If you have any questions, please contact the CPD’s Evidence and Recovered Property Section (ERPS) at (312) 746-6777. ERPS is located at 1011 S. Homan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60624, and is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (closed holidays).

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   What is the Chicago Police Department motto?

   • WILBUR N. DANIEL The motto “We Serve and Protect” states the essential purpose of the Chicago Police Department. The Department serves the citizens of the City of Chicago by performing the law enforcement function in a professional manner, and it is to these citizens that it is ultimately responsible.

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   How do I find a towed car in Chicago?

   • To locate your towed vehicle, you can contact the City of Chicago Auto Pound Section at (312) 744-4444. If your vehicle was towed due to outstanding parking ticket debt, contact Customer Service at (312) 744-PARK (7275). You can also use the Tow / Steal Search tool below to locate a vehicle. Join CPD. It Starts with You.

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   How much does a drug impoundment cost in Chicago?

   • Narcotics (Unlawful Drugs) impoundments require an additional release by the Chicago Police Department. An impounded vehicle may be released upon payment of an administrative penalty, plus $150 for towing and $20 per day for the first five days of storage and $35 per day thereafter.

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   How do I contest a car impoundment in Chicago?

   • FULL ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING. In accordance with Section 2-14-132 of the Municipal Code of Chicago (click here), the registered owner of a vehicle on the date of impoundment may contest the impoundment by filing a written request for a hearing with the Department of Administrative Hearings.

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   The motto “We Serve and Protect” states the essential purpose of the Chicago Police Department. The Department serves the citizens of the City of Chicago by performing the law enforcement function in a professional manner, and it is to these citizens that it is ultimately responsible.