Vehicle stopped on highway shoulder due to flat tire, Penryn CA
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TrafficA vehicle was stopped on the shoulder of westbound highway near the Penryn exit due to a flat front tire. There were no injuries or medical problems reported. Law enforcement and highway patrol assisted with changing the tire.
Audio|Heard on: Placer County Law Enforcement and CAL Fire
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02:3
Transcript:
00:00
Blasher from Engine 18, we just saw a car going westbound, just about a mile east of Penryn, looks like a vehicle pulled over off the shoulder.
00:10
Looks like he's having maintenance issues.
00:13
Circle back.
00:14
Looking part.
00:21
45-0-2-2-197 at Rock Spring.
00:40
45-2-2. 45-2-2.
00:42
45-2-2.
00:44
45-2.
00:49
3-2. No, a negative medical or HVD, just BILA front tire.
00:55
When FSC, you go 10A[1], you know, just show up over here for a tire change.
01:05
I copy a negative medical or HBD, BOLF front tire, requesting FNC for a tire change.
01:15
This is westbound 80, about a mile from the Penryn exit.
01:19
T-HP is also on seat.
01:20
We'll be out of Michigan.
01:25
We'll be west on 81 mile from Penryn.
01:26
I'll show you on the call on scene.
01:28
Out investigating.
01:35
...incent, incident report taken.
01:40
The question is 141 update.
01:44
Engine 41.
01:47
The driver just has a flat tire.
01:49
You can get it.
01:59
Medical call, West Oneidaeatty at Penryn.
02:01
Medical can cancel.
02:02
My unit's on scene, it's negative medical.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10A: In service/available (likely '10-8')
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Location mentioned:
I-80, Penryn, CA
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