High-speed chase of vehicle with expired registration, Los Angeles CA
TrafficA vehicle with expired registration was driven at high speed eastbound on Valley and Vermont, then turned onto Imperial. The driver was weaving through traffic in the number two lane at about 100 miles per hour, blocking lanes. The fire department and a tow truck were dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Source: California Highway Patrol - Los Angeles and Orange County Centers
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Transcript:
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Wants going to be expired registration.
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They're currently on Serpice Street.
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Eastbound Valley through Vermont, number two, laying at 40, will advise them further into the area.
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Takeda-2-4-0 Clare train 350.
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I'm currently on the class.
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You're like to decide. That is in town.
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I'm going to say you're all right.
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Southbound 505 through the 105.
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It's a no bridge up in no place.
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It's reaching all here.
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...goal gold. Still going down on the Central 5, 010,000, about $190,000 to $190,000 to $190,000.
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It's a 10-1-100.
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Uh...
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For now.
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The vehicle head license plate, we'll try to get the license checkout.
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The number two lane means about 100 miles an hour, turn by traffic.
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The damper's the right shoulder blocks in the right lane,
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so being repressive, move forward, season, and the blockage line is getting repressed.
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We had a visual on the Easton site. We're going to be turning on Imperial.
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We'll be turning on Imperial and it looks like we're going to roll fire. It'll be 11th in a minute.
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Listen to me to the 1185[1] party has the triple-end route.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1185: Tow truck required
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Location mentioned:
Vermont / Imperial, Los Angeles, CA 90044
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