Red Vehicle Stolen and Found After Collision at Channing, North Highlands CA
Motor Vehicle TheftA red vehicle reported stolen was chased near Channing. It was found unoccupied after colliding with a parked car near Channing Dr.
Audio|Source: Sacramento County Sheriff and City Police
02:27
Transcript:
00:00
17-9-1, I'm out through the vehicle. He's coming right at me.
00:03
10.4.
00:06
You can go out of show and pursue.
00:10
Is that going to be related to that 459[2] vehicle?
00:15
Hey, ma'am.
00:18
433-7 motor.
00:26
10-4[1]. 16, all wrong side of it. I'm gonna shut down and tell we'll relocate.
00:36
16 from 10.
00:37
What and where?
00:40
Who's the last scene, northbound on Channing, so I'm assuming you either way. You're still westbound on DGIT.
00:50
And it seemed to be a red buggy.
00:55
All right by four.
01:00
Stand four.
01:05
31 out of unit to cover, search for the 415 family 2237, Hurley Way.
01:13
Hi there, Adam.
01:15
While I was getting on 50 from Hazel,
01:17
the head westbound there was a deer actually running in the freeway. If you want to invite CHP, the people look out.
01:28
Sorry.
01:33
Good Adam, Updy.
01:36
Ten Adam going in.
01:41
We have two vehicles, one red Nissan Ultima, and one with a red beetle.
01:55
10-4[1]-4-7-4-1-4-1-2-8-4-1-8.
02:04
Thing 43 Sam, Sam, you can put me on the Oval in Madison, all advice.
02:12
Stand 4.
02:16
We're getting a call possibly related 6320 Channing driver redbook so I can be able to ran into the RP's park car and the vehicle still on see nobody's inside.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
[2]
459: Burglary or unlawful entry with intent to commit theft or felony.
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Location mentioned:
Near Channing Dr, North Highlands, CA 95660
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