Driver blocks traffic after losing vehicle keys, Sacramento CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a traffic blockage on North 12th Street in Sacramento. A male driver was attempting to move his vehicle but could not because another person had his keys. The call originated from an open line with background voices before disconnection. The driver was described as being in his twenties to thirties, thin build, wearing a brown knit cap, sweater, blue jeans, and sandals.
Audio|Heard on: Sacramento County Sheriff and City Police
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Transcript:
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The driver is now backing his vehicle, but the caller has the driver's keys so they can't drive away.
00:08
Blocking traffic.
00:13
Bravo 3111, Bravo 32 to start.
00:15
Sam 3 to copy for 952 near North 12th Street and 3A Adam.
00:20
It was an open line mapping here within 9 m.
00:22
We heard sounds of a female one playing and a male talking in the background before the line disconnected.
00:27
Have a history of previous all units in 415 call with the phone number on callback.
00:32
It rings and then goes to a busy tone.
00:34
No voicemail option.
00:36
952 near North 12th Street, 3A.
00:43
Since you're covering the whole.
00:51
Okay, driver is in his twenties to thirties, 5 ft nine, thin build, brown knit cap, brown sweater with stripes, blue jeans and sandals.
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Location mentioned:
N 12th St, Sacramento, CA 95811
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