Reckless driver weaving dangerously on I-205 near Tracy, Tracy CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a dark-colored sedan with a partial license plate was reported driving recklessly on southbound I-5 and westbound I-205 near Tracy, weaving dangerously across lanes. Multiple callers reported the vehicle's unsafe driving spreading across the roadway near Oakland and MacArthur. Units were dispatched to check and respond to the situation.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Stockton
Listen to dispatch call
02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Information: reckless operation southbound I-5 on a dark-colored sedan partial plate of (number withheld) weaving in and out of lanes and unable to maintain lane.
00:13
Vehicle out of position, all over the roadway, no further details.
00:40
Possible further information pending.
00:46
Copy of the report confirmed.
00:53
Vehicle information on northbound roads near Tracy is unclear.
01:03
Vehicle going out of Woodland Hill, all over the roadway.
01:08
Unit reports directing protection, copy out of position.
01:11
Acknowledged, thank you.
01:13
Tracy unit reports westbound I-205 from southbound I-5.
01:17
It is a dark-colored sedan.
01:20
Second and third calls on this vehicle, partial plate (number withheld).
01:25
Vehicle still driving all over the roadway, heading back out of Oakland.
01:28
Multiple calls within seconds.
01:34
Forty seconds between calls.
01:36
Copy confirmation.
01:43
This is the fourth and now fifth call on that vehicle, westbound west of MacArthur.
01:53
Copy that.
01:57
Copy that again.
02:00
Copy again.
02:04
Tracy unit will soon check for this vehicle.
02:10
Unit en route.
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Location mentioned:
I-205, Tracy, CA
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