High-speed pursuit on I-5 near Oceanside Boulevard, Carlsbad CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, law enforcement officers initiated a traffic stop involving a white Mustang on southbound Interstate 5 near Oceanside Boulevard. The vehicle fled at high speeds, exceeding 100 mph, traveling past Cassidy Street, Los Flores, and the Cannon Road off-ramp. Multiple CHP units were involved in the pursuit, which included running red lights and direction changes before continuing northbound on the freeway.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Border Division
Listen to dispatch call
04:53
Transcript:
00:00
925 Charles, can you go with the (number withheld) of that F2 white Mustang?
00:27
8255 Charles, David Victor (number withheld).
00:35
I'm southbound 5 approaching Cassidy Street.
00:56
San Diego 92, 5-Charles, better 10-20[1], we're passing Oceanside Boulevard right now.
01:04
Vehicle is not lit up yet.
02:11
925 Charles passing Las Flores overcrossing and the HOV lane about 86 miles per hour now.
02:29
Charles, I'm at 5 and Cannon.
03:59
I'm gonna light it up as soon as I get behind it.
04:17
He ran the red light.
04:25
Nine two five Charlie is going back northbound on the five, and he ran the red light again.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-20: Location request or report
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Location mentioned:
Cannon Rd i, Carlsbad, CA 92008
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