Transient causes water main break at riverfront, West Sacramento CA
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Other Non-CrimeAccording to the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a water main break near Riverfront due to a transient opening fire hydrants, causing a large water flow equivalent to a 30-foot waterfall.
Audio|Heard on: West Sacramento Police, Fire and Yolo County Sheriff Dispatch
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02:19
Transcript:
00:00
We'll be out with one on Riverfront and Ballpark.
00:05
Happy Riverfront Ballpark.
00:08
Super 20.
00:15
George 20. George 20.
00:21
So here's the main line, near Riverfront Street is shooting approximately a 30-foot waterfall coming out of the line.
00:35
Can you ask fire if this is something they can respond to?
00:40
Okay, sir.
00:46
So Stu, what else is in fact by Colorado ID?
00:58
(number withheld) the last of Hollinger
01:06
thank you just advise him it's going to be on the north side of 805 to the east closest to the riverwalk
01:24
41 public assist four hundred ballpark drive center health park cross the fifth map page B boy 14 first of bradley first of bradley is unknown clear local and kpf
01:55
That we go for.
02:00
Everyone, copy responding 400 Ballpark Drive, Sutter Health Park, cross the fifth, snap page, B-Boy 14.
02:06
CD is on scene. They responded for a transient who was going around opening fire hydrants in the area,
02:12
and they believe that one of them is a main line near Riverfront.
02:17
They have a 30-foot waterfall coming out of the line.
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Location mentioned:
Riverfront St, West Sacramento, CA 95691
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