Traffic collision on 3rd Street near Missouri Lane with no injuries, Anderson CA
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TrafficA black extended cab Chevrolet S-10 truck spun out and crashed into an embankment on 3rd Street near Missouri Lane west of the fairgrounds. Initially reported as injury crash, no injuries were confirmed and fire and medical units were canceled.
Audio|Heard on: CHP Northern Division - Redding Dispatch Center
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Transcript:
00:00
37302 way riding pending 1179 3rd Street near Missouri Lane west of the fairgrounds.
00:11
37S6 you copy 7 s6 I was just reading the log notes it looks like it possibly won in the same it's the same 1020.
00:23
37 S6, you're on route.
00:25
Do you want us to continue fire and medical or go with the first RIP you said it was 1124?
00:36
37 S6, we'll treat it as 1179 for now you're in round.
00:44
37302 Charles 1185 for a truck.
00:51
Another King 1 stop for traffic violation cooperative search tesse little H&S 298.
00:58
King 1 up king through 7302 charles ready.
01:14
1732 Charles, we received a possible 1179 at the similar same 1020.
01:20
It was 3rd Street west of the fairgrounds near Missouri Lane.
01:23
It was reported as a truck that spun out and T-Ced into the embankment and the owners of the property were doing 1184.
01:30
They said it was a black extended cab S-10 Chevrolet in late 90s model.
01:35
That one in the same.
01:42
37302 boy it's going to be one in the same with your 1124 break 37 s6 you copy.
01:52
4 we'll cancel fire medical I said was no injury.
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Location mentioned:
Missouri Ln & 3rd St, Anderson, CA 96007
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