Gray Nissan Rogue spotted speeding eastbound on Westside Parkway, Bakersfield CA


Police are responding to a report of a gray Nissan Rogue speeding eastbound on Westside Parkway near Coffee Road. The vehicle is suspected of fleeing the scene of a traffic incident or violation.
Audio|Source: Kern County Sheriff/Bakersfield PD
02:26
Transcript:
00:00
Westside Parkway at Coffee Road, last seen eastbound, gray Nissan Rogue speeding.
00:04
Control 2, clear.
00:05
502.2.8. I'm landline with Peking.
00:07
They're inquiring if this is something you're going to be standing by for until it's fixed or if you'll be going 98[1] after you handle your TC[2] info.
00:14
Oh,
00:15
good boy, I'll be going 98[1] after this.
00:16
It's going to be Magnolia just north of Kimberlina.
00:20
A pull is here but being held up by the wires.
00:23
You're right too far.
00:24
5851-1-1 should one bell unit clear it haven't started this way.
00:27
Fire.
00:28
That last 28th that I ran, if you can have a Wasco PD, go by the address, you have to know where the vehicle is.
00:34
Can we have a port.
00:35
4.46, 4.667, Tvac Cvac Cvac's law from Marshall and court.
00:39
4.5.4.6, Coney.
00:40
More positive yet, come.
00:41
One, Central 3.
00:42
Test 3, can you add a 1021 for the RP?
00:44
Control on Louis 12.
00:45
Lloyd 12.
00:46
Can you copy notes and arrows, virginia, 1-90, uh, the others, for the juveniles, for the juveniles? Temper.
00:53
One-nine two at four ten four.
00:54
Ten-four. Control on Northeast Sam3, G-stage Medical, all that rollover.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
98: Assignment complete / cleared from location
[2]
TC: Vehicle collision involving one or more vehicles on a roadway.
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Location mentioned:
Coffee Rd, Bakersfield, CA
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