Abandoned vehicle found on highway shoulder near Ashlan Ave, Fresno CA
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, police responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle on the southbound Highway 99 near Golden State Boulevard and Ashlan Avenue. The vehicle, identified as a Toyota Camry, appeared to be abandoned on the right shoulder with its lights off.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Fresno
Listen to dispatch call
01:33
Transcript:
00:00
65 one of five suspicious southbound 99 at Golden State Boulevard near Ashlan Avenue One five that cop is one clear and I'm gonna 27-28 area
00:16
one of five copies on clear go ahead with your 27 to meet
00:25
1428 is going to be 8 George John John John 740, break for 27.
00:33
65-108 George John John 74040, go ahead with 27.
00:41
147 is going to be Frank 530 6292.
00:46
Officer Dwight is going to be 1015 for DUI at 0 to 20 hours and get a case number at 118.
00:52
5 please.
00:59
65-105, I copy your 27 and Officer Dwark case 1015 at 0220 hours.
01:03
Case number 1185.
01:10
65 or 10 what's the details on that suspicious and we can be in route we're 98[1] on the 1015.
01:21
65 14 I come your 98[1] from your 1015 your party was booked for this suspicious southbound 8 at Golden State and Ashlan it's a two to Camry that's possibly abandoned it's gonna be running on the right-hand shoulder with negative lights on.
Police codes explained
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[1]
98: Assignment completed; unit is now available for new calls.
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Location mentioned:
Ashlan Ave & N Golden State Blvd, Fresno, CA 93722
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