Suspected impaired driver reported near Gilman Street, Berkeley CA
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Alcohol ViolationA silver Ford sedan was reported driving dangerously on highways near Berkeley. The car nearly caused multiple accidents and was suspected of being driven under the influence near Gilman Street.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Oakland
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Transcript:
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96 broadcast for 23, 152, northbound 880 south of 29th.
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The vehicle is now actually northbound approaching 7th.
00:08
It's a silver Ford sedan of black wheels, a 20.
00:14
It's similar to Adam X.
00:17
(name withheld).
00:20
So turning to a towed dirt vehicle out of Richmond PD.
00:23
The vehicle is multiple near misses.
00:26
It's drifting to the right hand.
00:28
shoulder northbound south and seventh golding gates cleared tony three thirty five
00:34
running eight ninety six one seven six copy out of position
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one six copy out of position
00:46
8961.76, information.
00:49
176, go ahead.
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96-176. We're UTL and the northbound side from Hegenberger to High Street.
00:57
We're going to flip around at Davis and check north again.
01:01
UTL on the northbound side, Hagenburg, to High.
01:03
You're going to flip at Davis and check Northbound again.
01:07
96 unit three broadcasts for 23152[1] eastbound 80 east of Gilman's over to the Corolla 8x (name withheld) this was originally at 29th and then 7th additional callers are putting the vehicle eastbound 80 at Gilman out when it's clear 2341
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
23152: Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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Location mentioned:
Gilman St i, Berkeley, CA 94710
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