Possible kidnapping near Erskine Creek Road and Lake Isabella Boulevard, Lake Isabella CA
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Other CrimesAccording to the dispatch call, authorities responded to reports of a possible kidnapping near Erskine Creek Road and Lake Isabella Boulevard involving a gray 1980s pickup truck with a red stripe and two male occupants. A female was heard yelling that she was being kidnapped. The vehicle was last seen heading eastbound.
Audio|Heard on: Kern County Sheriff/Bakersfield PD
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Information for Kern Valley Unit, COL,
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a possible kidnapping occurring in the area, Erskine Creek Road and Lake Isabella Boulevard.
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Control one en route to the area,
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report of a gray 1980s model pickup with a red stripe.
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Two male occupants seen in a vehicle and a female heard yelling they are being kidnapped.
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Vehicle was last seen eastbound from Erskine Creek Road at Lake Isabella Boulevard.
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Personalized Robert, Adam, Nora,
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John Henry Ocean, serving in and out westbound, central to clear.
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Formation for Kern Valley units on possible kidnapping occurring now in the area of Erskine Creek and Lake Isabella Boulevard, possibly traveling eastbound a gray 1980s model pickup with a red stripe, two male occupants, and a female heard yelling they are being kidnapped, control one is en route to the area.
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Location mentioned:
Lake Isabella Blvd & Erskine Creek Rd, Lake Isabella, CA 93240
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