Motorcycle accident near Berkshire Road and Mountain Ridge Drive, Bakersfield CA
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TrafficA motorcycle was involved in a traffic accident near Berkshire Road and Mountain Ridge Drive in Bakersfield. Police are on their way to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Bakersfield Police, Fire and EMS
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02:7
Transcript:
00:00
Trafficking 44 at 901T[1].
00:02
Following on motorcycle, Berkshire, Mountain Ridge.
00:05
Town 5 en route from Panama Mountain Ridge.
00:08
Town 5104. There's a single motorcycle.
00:14
There's a single motorcycle. Tom 55, 78, route.
00:18
John 55, 104.
00:20
That'd be believed possible at the UA, that motorcycle driver.
00:25
Negative. We call, Honda.
00:27
Okay.
00:31
...east and then going to make the show, so she'll be around down.
00:33
Two an hour so she'll be back then.
00:42
...toe east and west.
00:48
Top 5, I copy your 1097[2], I'll be a...
00:52
No second right, wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, white and red ninja.
01:05
Control, 1-4-5, it'll be a 243-E1.
01:09
14-5, 10-5, d'A, no match,pper.
01:12
3-paw-5, and admin.
01:15
Okay.
01:17
Okay.
01:20
You and it's time right on.
01:26
Hi.
01:27
Top us.
01:29
922[3].
01:31
Copy 902, D.
01:32
Only.
01:35
R02, D. All right.
01:41
R06. Lorry 1-Lew 25, CMBC.
01:49
13, traffic accident.
01:58
13, traffic accident, near Berkshire Road, Mountain Ridge Drive,
02:04
for a motorcycle list sound down.
02:06
BPD en route.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
901T: Injury traffic collision
[2]
1097: Arrived on scene
[3]
922: Suicide or suicidal subject
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Location mentioned:
Mountain Ridge Dr & Berkshire Rd, Bakersfield, CA 93313
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