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Traffic collision involving yellow hummer under police pursuit, Ventura CA
TrafficEmergency responders are at the scene of a traffic crash near Island Packers and Spinnaker Drive. A yellow Hummer on Harbor Boulevard, south of Alitas, is involved. Police are actively pursuing the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Ventura County Fire - Ch 1,2,5,8
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02:24
Transcript:
00:00
Magid 24C1 Harbor 1 T.C.[1]
00:03
Near Island Packers.
00:04
Near Spinnaker Drive.
00:07
No,
00:11
Harbor 1 in route.
00:13
Okay.
00:15
Center copy, Harbor 1.
00:16
Center company, Harbor 1.
00:21
Center, 7401.
00:26
Next, 446.
00:28
Click.
00:31
All free, takes off duty.
00:44
NICS435 is clear and available.
00:59
BAS!
01:04
4333, copy you clear and available.
01:13
There's two, Medican 2.
01:15
Medican 2, God?
01:20
Yeah, I'm seeing with Highway 1.
01:23
Do you have more information about the make or model the vehicle?
01:29
The vehicle engine 2 will contact PD for a vehicle description.
01:31
They're still in pursuit.
01:45
Enter Squad91.
01:46
Squad 91. Score 91 to help.
01:50
To help. To serve, Squad 91, you can show us clear call on how to service will advise back in service.
01:54
Okay.
01:57
Enter Copy, Squad 91, Clearing Out of Service.
02:04
Headican, 2, enter.
02:10
Headach engine 2. Headach engine 2.
02:12
Headach and 2, Mediore 71, Highway 1.
02:14
Update, the location will be on Hover, south of Alitas,
02:17
vehicle is a yellow Hummer.
02:23
Copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
T.C.: Traffic Collision
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Location mentioned:
Spinnaker Dr #105B, Ventura, CA 93001
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