Single vehicle collision closes road for hours, Cameron Park CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a single pickup truck crashed on Cameron Park Drive at Oxford Road, partially blocking the road. There were no injuries reported. The road will be closed for several hours due to the incident.
Audio|Heard on: El Dorado and Amador Counties Public Safety
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02:32
Transcript:
00:00
Zone 2, report of 1183[2], Cameron Park Drive and Oxford Road.
00:05
Possible pickup truck in Nevada Plakes.
00:08
Possible 23-152 involvement.
00:10
1,200.
00:29
First drive across the Oxford Road, all units en route for a passenger vehicle by single vehicle partially blocking the road.
00:39
No further details.
00:41
First and that's been Cameron, IC.
00:43
We fired 25301.
00:50
Control,
00:51
21 and I'm Tom.
00:53
I'll be on 21 for the civil problem.
00:59
Station 150.
01:09
Cvios on 9 and raised 8-505382.
01:17
C2ndineau Patrol 38 in corridors downstep 38 304.
01:28
119 correction cvias.
01:34
Can we start an 11-80[1]-by-to-mail location for one or a war-oer-oengine 89, Medic 17, committed murky fulsome.
02:07
My battalion, 2702.
02:14
The meter and camera park drive, single vehicle, the tow truck's out seen.
02:18
This is non-injury.
02:19
You can cancel the call.
02:26
PG&E is secure the gas.
02:28
All fire units are available.
02:29
The roadway is going to remain closed for several hours.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
11-80: Major injury collision involving vehicles.
[2]
1183: Traffic collision with unknown injury status
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Location mentioned:
Oxford Rd & Cameron Park Dr, Cameron Park, CA 95682
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