1658. In print copy, return broadcast for that intoxicated driver around 680 in Pacific, 680 Northbound Pacific. Again, looking for that white BMW convertible. Press complaint, (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld), 296, heading northbound. 1658.
Middick 65, Respond with Others, Personal Injury Accident[1], Interstate 680 Easton Pacific Street, Middick 65, Personal Injury Accident, Interstate 680s Eastern Pacific Street, Timeout, 1305
203? 2906. 296. If (name withheld) can bring out any barriers or strings to kind of block off part of this? Cable unit to bring out barriers-specific screen and I-X80s device. One-ogeal, I'll check the merits. Yeah, I'm 102, that's clear. 13-0[1]. Town 23. Town 15. I'm sitting here. Tom 13[2], Tom 13, and I'm en route to P.I. 680 on Pacific. Tom 15[3]. Tom 11, the cars on scene at Pacific. The best way to come in to stay on the scene and where do you need me? If you come from the west of us on Pacific, you'll be able to get through. Sorry, see if I come in Pacific off at 680? If you're coming southbound on 680, get off at Pacific and just come across the bridge, you'll be able to get through. If you're coming north down, we'll be able to wave you through. Two down 13. About two minutes out. Two-time 13. Co-one, uh, accident investigator and then uh, show me route to the T-I. Two-time 13, that's good, 13-04. 10105. 10105. Other, one, two, a plate. 107. Two-paker, one, zero-seven. 107, 108, code 7, parent falls. House of Pierce, secure. Topeka, 107, that's clear. You're clear, right, sir. Topeka, 107. 13,05. Clear. They're right to the assembly. Tom 15, I'm Raleigh. Tom 15, clear, 13, 05.5. 2 for me at 90. Checkmatey. I'm out. Let's be there.
Engine 52 and Medic responded to a personal injury accident on Interstate 680 near Pacific Street. Middick 61 and Supervisor 1 also responded along with Battalion 5, Meta-25, and Medic-42.
(name withheld) 102. Item 92[1] of my status. 1741[2]. The copy of the local reckless driver's health on I680 in Pacific Street. The Red Dodge pickup license plate, (name withheld), passing on the inside shoulder at high rate of speed. 1543[3]. Holding a threat.
