Susppected DUI involving red minivan on I-5 near Highway 76, Oceanside CA
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Alcohol ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, the California Highway Patrol responded to a report of a suspected drunk driving involving a red minivan traveling south on Interstate 5 near Highway 76. The vehicle was last seen near the 76 Park and Ride and Circle K, but was no longer in sight of the reporting party. Attempts to contact the driver by voicemail were unsuccessful.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Border Division
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01:42
Transcript:
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We're going to feel all for suspected DUI, southbound 5 north of the 76.
00:04
This is a red minivan, the table plate of (number withheld), absorbing.
00:09
29 is clear for a 24 Toyota out of Lussela, Alaska.
00:13
Southbound 5, north of 76, which reported two ago, nothing further.
00:18
There's been able to air 18 to be.
00:26
All right.
00:28
Charles, I copy that as well as landline with the RP no longer has visual.
00:42
Three Charles ten four.
00:44
RP no longer has visual.
00:52
Do any trails?
00:53
You can call the RP and have them advise that a better gentle.
00:59
28 trails, what you can do from there?
01:07
2.28 trails.
01:15
540 channels attempting to contact the involved voicemail.
01:18
Voicemail is full.
01:19
I'll able to leave the message.
01:23
Each other county.
01:31
Charles is just as additional info UTL at the 76 Park and Ride and Circle K.
01:38
In 16M Charles, UTL at the 76 Park and Ride, so as the Circle K.
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Location mentioned:
I-5, Oceanside, CA
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