Metal vault causes road hazard near Hidden Hills Rd, Monterey County CA
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TrafficA metal vault from a construction site was found on the road near Hidden Hills Road and Laureles Grade, causing a traffic hazard. Authorities have no further information about the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Monterey County Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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Area of Hidden Hills and Laureles Grade,
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at the end of Hidden Hills,
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there's a metal vault on the roadway that came off some construction cement.
00:14
Augustine Drive and sitting across the St.
00:16
Charles and St.
00:17
Reggie's for a female subject having a seizure code 31544.
00:20
Breakmetic 4-4-posed offender.
00:25
Thank you very much.
00:26
Thank you very much.
00:31
You move it over to the right-hand shoulder for routine and then I'll show you and wrap to check the 1183.
00:42
23-103 northbound 101 north of San Juan Road.
00:46
This is going to be for our semi-truck that's moving through vehicles honking at other vehicles.
00:51
I had a partial place starting with 4 John Yellow.
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RP advised that it was also tailgating, going about 72 in the number one lane.
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No further information on the big rig.
01:02
RP took the San Juan exit and the big rig continued on northbound.
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On a rate clear at 1540.
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I have 1125[1] Laureles Grade at Hidden Hills.
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It's going to be from metal vault in the roadway.
01:25
We don't have any further information.
01:27
It was information from Monarchop.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1125: Traffic hazard
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Location mentioned:
Hidden Hills Rd & Laureles Grade, California 93924
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