Solo vehicle crash near Rancho Road with injured passenger, Redding CA
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TrafficA single vehicle crashed near Rancho Road and Old Oregon Trail. The vehicle is off the road. AAA and tow truck service were contacted. The passenger needs medical attention but is not critical.
Audio|Heard on: CHP Northern Division - Redding Dispatch Center
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Transcript:
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3740 Mary rating near Rancho Road at Old Oregon Trail Trail
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37 302 Charles can start at the solo vehicle collision door gray super truck are not durable they have AAA they declined near Rancho Road at Old Oregon Trail
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37 3030 Charleston 4 break 3740 Mary copies in round V landline
00:31
37303030 for my 95th.
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3740 Mary Tender and they keep going for AAA.
00:46
740Mary for Tender and they keep sewing for AAA.
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ETA 20 minutes to 20 minutes to zero.
00:52
3730mary can 1022 you'll handle break 3740 Mary do you copy 3740 Mary, 37040 Mary, advise you can 1022 he can handle
01:09
3040 Mary copy 37 40 Mary copy 37 for the trial advice you can 1092 he can handle
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30750 Charles 10-2 triple A requesting 11-85[1] rotation suitoriburgat 3 wheels or B.O on a troop 20 feet off the roadway through offense.
01:33
3730 Charles 1087
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2750 Charles, go ahead.
01:41
3750 Charles, go ahead.
01:46
37 503 Charles, yellow (number withheld).
01:54
3753 Charles for Lane last of Reynolds-Bellwood-class C to NBC.
02:03
750 Charles requesting 1141 code two for passenger.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
11-85: Tow truck assistance needed or requested.
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Location mentioned:
Rancho Rd, Redding, CA 96002
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