Vehicle went off road near highway 50 off-ramp, Sacramento County CA
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TrafficA vehicle went off the road near the Highway 50 off-ramp at 10-Year Road. Units requested perimeter and drone assistance at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol Gold and Black - Sacramento
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02:42
Transcript:
00:00
Pledge-6, having a tenant off.
00:07
One-nine today, order to be in 97.
00:10
One-197.
00:20
47, confirm we have a foot pursuit, 10-20[1]?
00:24
47.
00:30
I was like Williams DC just left the 10-0-907B-blight on 10-016.
00:35
8-9-0-11.4.
00:49
Ninety-seven-five.
00:58
47-bye. 47-Go ahead.
01:04
Sambo Ciro stone intershack, is there a different than 243.
01:09
4710. I'll inquire with William C.
01:18
1597, multiple 1002.
01:22
1597, blockchain a 192.
01:27
247-10.
01:33
Go ahead.
01:35
4710, the truck of William Cesar invites with the vehicle puts like 10th Street off-ramp.
01:41
The vehicle tried to round back on and went off the roadway through the 5th on front of the road and there are 97 on the vehicle was called to make for.
02:03
10908. 1020 Adam, 720 Adam, you're saying 8-8-8-8-8-8-0.
02:09
4720 Adam, you're saying 8-8-8-8-0.
02:12
No.
02:18
47-7. Go ahead.
02:26
Can you see if you also have a unit available for a perimeter and also if anyone has a drone I'm getting this one.
02:36
Have any parent fellow has though has units available for a perimeter or a drone and you have further go ahead.
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[1]
10-20: Request or provide current location.
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Location mentioned:
US-50, California
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