Traffic collision reported near highway 190 and highway 65, Porterville CA
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TrafficA traffic collision occurred near highway 190 and highway 65 in Porterville, California, with one occupant inside a vehicle honking the horn. The fire department and California Highway Patrol responded. No injuries were reported at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Porterville Police
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02:24
Transcript:
00:00
Mr. I would respondent codes in a traffic accident.
00:02
Maine and Martin.
00:04
California Highway Patrol is en route as well.
00:06
We're starting fire.
00:13
There's... Do you help me close from 81?
00:17
Copy code from 81.
00:18
Our piece is advising that it's unnoted if there's any injuries that there is an occupant and a side honking the horn.
00:29
2020 is they're going to be on 65 on highway 190.
00:35
It's 300 RPC's going to be the on-ramp to highway 65.
00:40
We'll be on the on-ramp from highway 190 to highway 65.
00:47
Happy.
00:56
Is it going to be from north or south on ramp?
01:00
Northbound on to enter.
01:04
Next one side three.
01:13
104.
01:26
20, just information vehicles don't stay down.
01:28
Plurts 23.
01:30
One.
01:34
Incoming units can use block the north realm on highway 180.
01:39
On highway 180.
01:40
My fellow occupant, negative an injury.
02:00
46, do you want to stay right here so I can respond? That's primary.
02:06
This might be California Highway Patrols.
02:09
Portoak are you confirmed.
02:13
Oh, probably there.
02:14
7402.
02:19
246, which may have California Highway Patrol come out here.
02:21
We don't want to just block it off right there for now.
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Location mentioned:
CA-190, Porterville, CA
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