Two-vehicle crash on Highway 101 with overturned SUV, Santa Barbara County CA
TrafficA two-vehicle collision occurred on northbound Highway 101 near Solomon Grade. An SUV overturned about 50 feet up an embankment. Two occupants were inside; one was trapped but responsive. Emergency services were dispatched to extricate and provide medical aid to the occupants.
Audio|Source: Santa Barbara County Sheriff Main Channel
02:19
Transcript:
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The unit's responding to a report of a traffic collision Highway 101
00:06
Somewhere in the area between just north of Palmer and south of Clark, CHP is en route for a two-vehicle T.C. This will be the highway incident.
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32, 36, 1098[1]-1-19.
00:24
According to the report of the traffic collision Highway 101, northbound per CHP SUV on its roof, 50 feet up in embankment.
00:37
Units responding to the highway incident updated location, I'll be just south of Solomon Grave on the northbound side.
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Central copy.
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Central.
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26.
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26, I believe you'll be first on-scene information. Two occupants in the vehicle, one is trapped, but responsive.
01:19
Engine 12. Medic 25.
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Medical Aid 945 Lord Drive. Number 79. Respond on Command 2.
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Geotraffic for Central.
01:54
Affirmative, medic engine 26 on scene.
01:57
One vehicle on this road, one occupant in cycle needs extricate.
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Captain 26 will be IC[2],
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continue the response.
02:11
Central copies, Medicare 26 on scene with a vehicle on the roof. One occupant inside will need extrication. Captain 26 will be IC[2] continuing the response.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1098: Assignment complete
[2]
IC: Incident Command/Incident Commander in charge of the scene
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Location mentioned:
US-101, California
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