Driver drinks and throws bottle while swerving on highway, Malibu CA
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Alcohol ViolationA gray older Toyota Camry was seen driving erratically on Pacific Coast Highway near Busch Drive in Malibu. The male driver was drinking beer and threw a glass bottle out of the vehicle while swerving and nearly hitting other cars. The caller stopped following the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Malibu Area Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:35
Transcript:
00:00
Cross Hills 101 Tom 1 The Handel, Ray of Possible 502[1], PCH in Malibu, cross of eastbound from near Busch Drive.
00:08
Gray, older Toyota Camry, California plate of (number withheld).
00:13
Swerving, almost hitting vehicles, male driver drinking a Modello beer and threw glass bottle out of vehicle.
00:20
Informant no longer following.
00:21
Tag is (number withheld).
00:31
PCH at Grancos Canyon for a Toyota Camry and in and out of lane, driver drinking out of a can.
00:37
Nothing further, WPAE 6M8, 1548.
00:42
L.A. 10, boy, copy.
00:45
56, 10, boy, copy.
00:49
My NEMI.
00:51
Infraud a tear box.
01:04
My capture 1.14, go ahead with your organ plate.
01:25
Copy checking your plate, (number withheld).
01:27
Boy, Nora Charlie.
01:52
14, your plate returns clear once in warrants.
01:57
On a 2005 Ford F250, expired RO.
02:05
Oh, expired 42325.
02:10
RO is a JETS engineering contractors incorporated out of Sancomenti.
02:16
114. 14.
02:22
10-4-in route.
02:29
A portal 502[1] call update.
02:32
Vehicle continued eastbound on PCH from above location.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
502: Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI).
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Location mentioned:
Busch Dr, Malibu, CA 90265
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