Vehicle towed from eastshore highway after traffic stop, Alameda County CA
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TrafficA traffic stop occurred on Eastshore Highway near Hurst Street. A flatbed pickup truck weighing 15,000 pounds was involved. A tow was requested and arranged using a medium-duty tow truck.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Oakland
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02:30
Transcript:
00:00
381 on the top 906-81 on the stop go ahead
00:08
21 east shore highway and hurstreet street and east shore near (number withheld)
00:19
9681 east shore and hers requesting tow truck required (rotation)
00:28
680 UTL, UTO, October 988 and launch further.
00:34
968080, much further.
00:42
680, 880,000, 8-8-8-1-8-8-1, Golden Gate Inquiry.
00:44
8-8-1-9-8-1.
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96-8-8-8-1, Golden Gate inquiries.
01:01
961, go ahead.
01:03
Can I just get a vehicle discretion for the tow truck required (rotation), please?
01:10
181, I'm going to need a heavy duty, tow truck required (rotation), it's literally like a flatbed pickup.
01:18
I copy heavy duty, it's a flatbed pickup.
01:34
Hello.
01:36
9681, I just got off the phone with San Leandro Tow advising a heavy-duty would not be needed.
01:43
Is there anything further for the tow truck required (rotation) that would make it a heavy duty?
01:52
One is a 15,000 pounded truck, so if they can do it with a regular, that's fine.
02:00
I copy a 15,000 pound a flatbed truck.
02:03
I'll call them back in Inquare.
02:07
96 422 go ahead 26 Paul 23 I'll be 98 in 1010 thank you
02:17
96 Paul 23 to 98 and 1010 have a good day
02:23
96-8-18-10 have a good day 96-8-1 1039 Berry Brothers with a medium duty
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Location mentioned:
Eastshore Hwy, California 94710
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