Traffic incident on northbound state route near Rio Rancho, Pomona CA
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TrafficA traffic incident occurred on northbound State Route 71 near Rio Rancho. Officers are directing traffic and a major traffic alert is in effect causing lane closures.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Los Angeles and Orange County Centers
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01:58
Transcript:
00:00
97[1].
00:03
5-0997[1]. Northbound 71 just out the Rio Rancho.
00:06
Those up the correction 20 from the PD is inquired.
00:14
790-10-197[1]-197 on-9-9-2.
00:26
Number 5, go ahead.
00:29
Romy 97[1] at the C1071.
00:32
Zero 597[1]1. Number 571.
00:37
So, the sub,
00:42
go ahead.
00:46
8107. Can we actually just start 1185[2] for B-Boy? I don't have any visual parties anywhere around.
00:53
You can just send 22 FSP, so I'm not sure where the owner is.
00:59
We send WIFST, 1185[2] for B-Boy.
01:02
I'm sure what the owner is.
01:07
903 as of now northbound side north and first to white for a pickup truck with the trailer on no plate in the LA for high speed no further sending it clear 11332 okay okay six five root two i got me this time let's be happy uh time for they're saying the bike trail gate is lost
01:37
Breaking all traffic off to Rio Ranchoo.
01:41
6.0397[1], directing traffic off on Rio Ranchoo on the 71.
01:49
On Rio Lando.
01:51
Oh,
01:53
I understand for it, duration of SigAlert[3].
01:56
What's the duration for the Sigler?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
97: Arrived at scene or location.
[2]
1185: Tow truck required
[3]
SigAlert: Major traffic incident causing significant lane closures
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Location mentioned:
Rio Rancho Rd, Pomona, CA 91766
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