White truck hits utility pole and flees scene in Lincoln, Lincoln CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a white Chevrolet truck hit a utility pole near Sierra College Boulevard and Highway 49 in Lincoln. The truck fled the scene toward Nevada Street. The pole was broken and live wires were hanging in the road.
Audio|Heard on: Placer County Law Enforcement
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01:20
Transcript:
00:00
I have a caller who called on 911 advising something happened near Sierra Correction Elm in 49.
00:06
Hey, a vehicle hit a pole.
00:08
It sounds like it was a white Chevy truck and then fled the scene towards Nevada Street.
00:15
Rolling over the double.
00:17
10 for white Chevy truck, 21238, you sound 40 copy.
00:20
40 copy.
00:21
245 C3.
00:23
Yeah.
00:29
27, San40, you can put some view with me.
00:31
All we know is it was on Elm heading towards Nevada, and we, uh, no idea which way it went on Nevada.
00:38
We went, uh, towards the freeway and haven't seen it yet, so someone wants to go,
00:43
um, up north on on Nevada.
00:47
San 41 in ocean.
00:49
We're telling her if you go outside, it sounds like she's now getting 415, possibly.
00:54
Yeah, we're out.
00:55
We'll be out.
00:57
All phone, we're all along code for.
01:00
A phone copy, good for.
01:06
There's also an electric pole that is leaning over with low wires.
01:12
We're going to need to get some lights on that.
01:14
There you, I'm not the hole.
01:16
Can't put you, I'll take the pole.
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38 if you want to go there.
01:20
They've got it.
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Location mentioned:
Sierra College Blvd, Lincoln, CA 95648
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