Car crashes into power pole near lake boulevard, Redding CA
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TrafficA single vehicle crashed into a power pole near Lake Boulevard and Masonic Avenue. The crash caused power lines to come down. The driver said he fell asleep at the wheel and did not want medical help.
Audio|Heard on: SHASCOM EMS Dispatch
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02:7
Transcript:
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Traffic collision in the area of Lake Boulevard and Masonic Avenue for 131.
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131, response to the area of Lake Boulevard and Masonic for one vehicle traffic collision into a power pole.
00:19
Unknown vehicle description, however,
00:22
advising down power lines near Little Caesars.
00:27
131 in route.
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131 I copy en route.
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Break.
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Thank you.
00:36
123 plus 1 please.
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Copy one.
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Chad Scott Medelligo 1, 37, we're clear emergency available.
00:47
137 I copy.
00:53
If you could take post 1, 123, I'll show you remaining at 51.
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133 copies remaining 5151.
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37, copies 1.
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TAPTOM-55C, adapt to me to react to you, please.
01:12
505, I copy.
01:21
131-505, just for further information.
01:23
There's an additional caller advising mail stating he fell asleep at the wheel in.
01:29
Traffic collision into a pole.
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It'll be a gray sedan.
01:36
131, copy.
01:41
35, copy.
01:46
131505, new information.
01:48
The caller is advising he's out with the mail that TC'd into the pole,
01:53
advising that he's waiting for mouths, however,
01:55
declining medical.
02:02
131505.
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Additionally, RPD is requesting that you continue.
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Location mentioned:
Lake Blvd & Masonic Ave, Redding, CA 96003
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