Vehicle crashes through fence and hits hydrant, Vacaville CA
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TrafficA white sedan crashed through a fence at the dead end of 700 Crocker Drive and struck a fire hydrant. A person inside the vehicle was temporarily trapped but was awake, breathing, and able to walk after rescue. Public works was asked to shut off the water from the hydrant.
Audio|Heard on: Fairfield, Vacaville, and Suisun Police, Fire and EMS
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04:53
Transcript:
00:00
Thank you. 3-13-1-700 Crocker Drive-NorthBay Logistics via firing route as well for our white sedan that went through a fence and had a water source.
00:08
Unknown if there's any subject inside, they can advise clear bags are deployed and my partner is getting a plate now.
00:16
Okay.
00:22
14 units are clear code 3 and can we notify public works they're going to have to shut down that waterman at the end Okay
00:36
for all these code from the Nut Tree Plaza.
00:39
Okay.
00:53
32 from the PD.
00:55
Thank you.
01:00
Genomedic 73, respond for a vehicle accident in the area of 700 Crocker.
01:05
Back close clear, 541.
01:11
N. Yes, and Rao.
01:13
RPA advised that the vehicle went through the dead end of 700 Crocker.
01:26
Two forth, A, able to advise if it's on Crocker, one of five.
01:32
A, from On Crocker.
01:35
A, from On Crocker.
01:39
...and around our peace advising, there is still a subject in the vehicle.
01:46
And they're able to advise if the subject is responsible at all.
01:51
My partner is trying to get that info right now.
01:54
The way can open the door but close it due to the water.
02:01
Cullin.
02:07
Copy.
02:08
3.9 on 6. About 99.
02:11
3.9.
02:16
And genetic 73, I copy.
02:19
You're responding.
02:20
It's going to be the dead end of 700 Crocker Drive vehicle into some sort of a water source.
02:26
There is a subject inside.
02:28
He is awake and breathing, but seems rocky.
02:33
Three, one, Reduce.
02:35
Zero.
02:36
Three, two, send truck.
02:41
Thank you.
02:44
I'm going to instruct the driver to get out that they're able to.
02:50
Have it back.
02:55
Zero.
02:58
Here's been two, a one.
03:00
What was the final resting point for this 2,800?
03:08
Strauss-Courtin Davis Drive.
03:16
Governing Victor X-ray, Ocean is in the call, clear.
03:22
For you guys, no one else is in the car,
03:25
definitely a waterman brake for some sort.
03:27
Copy that is it first off Colleen?
03:30
Oh sure, yes.
03:36
From first to Colleen.
03:39
She's up,
03:42
walking, conscious breathing, talking.
03:45
Except for.
03:50
Fears the vehicle, we've got the patient out of the vehicle and whether it was evaluated.
03:55
It appears that the, we can't see it, but it appears that the vehicle hit a hydrant and it's parked above it.
04:03
Can you send the public works and shut the hydrant off?
04:06
Are ready en route.
04:09
I'll be, thank you.
04:15
Before, Colleen is clear.
04:18
Copy.
04:21
Can you add another one to the call, name, DOB?
04:25
Go ahead.
04:27
Last, it's Laurenceana, phonetically.
04:29
Lincoln Ocean, Robert Edward, Nora, Zebra Adam, Nora Adam.
04:34
First of Chris, common spelling, break.
04:39
(number withheld).
04:46
We'll take an 1185[1], they're probably going to need some sort of winch to pull it out.
04:52
King 4, I copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1185: Tow truck requested or required
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Location mentioned:
Crocker Dr, Vacaville, CA 95688
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