Vehicle hits bicyclist on California Avenue, Bakersfield CA
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TrafficA vehicle struck a bicyclist near California Avenue off-ramp in Bakersfield. The bicyclist is conscious and able to walk. Medical responders are on the way.
Audio|Heard on: Kern County Sheriff/Bakersfield PD
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
For a Prius for good tires.
00:04
Copy something standard and Tracy.
00:07
The home caller pick up versus a bicyclist.
00:11
The rider is up and walking, no visible injuries, medical units en route, southbound on the California Avenue off-ramp.
00:23
The 20-Nealton Road, copy the request.
00:28
The 8, highway in the 8.
00:32
...road in 508.
00:36
Mike 20 traffic stop.
00:41
Mike 20, go ahead.
00:44
California 9,
00:46
Henry,
00:47
Queen Paul, 424 on the Lexus.
00:53
Vehicle returns no stop current on a 2011 Lexus four-door out of Roseville.
01:00
10-4[1], final Scott, just east of 20 moving room.
01:07
C-Fest.
01:10
Control 1-1-1-Pol-Wi-N-N-N-A-N-N-N-A-7-N-N-Pol-1.
01:15
Willa-Buble-Bet Denver.
01:20
On number one, the second multiple, subjects are cooperative.
01:31
Tenforth.
01:37
Tom Charles at Albion, North 901, Tion, California.
01:41
Race from Calaway and the West Side Parkway.
01:43
Tom Tall is 8104.
01:45
California and the vehicle versus a bicyclist.
01:49
1-6-6-4.
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10-4[1]. And around to the 901-T.
01:55
10-4[1].
02:01
10-in-route to the 1-T.
02:04
10-4[1], medical is also in-route.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood.
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California Ave, Bakersfield, CA
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