Road rage suspect flashed knife on highway in San Jose, San Jose CA
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WeaponsAccording to the dispatch call, on southbound Highway 85 near Blossom Hill in San Jose, a green Chevrolet SUV followed and threatened a silver Acura SUV. The suspect flashed a pocket knife and tailgated the victim's vehicle before exiting onto Great Oaks.
Audio|Heard on: Monterey County Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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That town of A.C.
00:01
Tree is currently bellowing for.
00:03
This is going on Southbound 85.
00:06
Last being just out the Blossom Hill as of one ago.
00:12
Suspect vehicle is a green Chevrolet SUV, no plate information.
00:16
Victim vehicle is a silver Acura SUV.
00:19
Suspect vehicle, the occupant had flashed a knife at the victim and is also tailgating them and still following.
00:27
Still behind them.
00:29
The weapon was described as a pocket knife with a long blade.
00:33
Still no plate information.
00:35
And this is southbound 85, just south of Blossom Hill.
00:39
And they're going to be in the number three lane, speeds of 75.
00:46
And San Jose is inquiring if anyone could be in position or in the area.
00:51
Monterey Clear, Cadiz 62 at 1233.
00:59
That's uh, 1352, Camino, Royal.
01:07
Neil from the Gilroy Office, when you're at 152 in Camino, Royal.
01:14
17.
01:15
Suspect vehicle exited onto Great Oaks.
01:18
The victim continued on to Southbound 85.
01:22
Again, the suspect vehicle is a green Chevroly SUV and exited onto Great Oaks as of one ago.
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Location mentioned:
Blossom Hill Rd, San Jose, CA
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