Hit-and-run crashes reported near Visalia Road area

Heard on: Tulare County Sheriff, Exeter PD, Farmersville PD, Woodlake PD

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(name withheld), possibly in the area of Visalia Road and Virginia Avenue.

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Advise there's a white GMC who hit his vehicle and took off.

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It's unknown if he was going to stay in the area.

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Advise he kept driving.

00:12

43, copy that.

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43, 23.

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This is Tulare, California, Tulare County Sheriff Dispatch.

00:31

Oh my god.

00:34

At the Tulare Park, west of Magnolia and Road 236.

00:44

Is that going to be related to the 21 question?

00:49

Okay. I got it.

00:56

I'm right there. I'm around with them.

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We had an additional caller, (number withheld) Amaravat, (number withheld) North Virginia.

01:10

Advisor is a four door gray sedan and a maroon GMC occupied by a female driver that hit a fence.

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Passing going toward Visalia Road, the gray sedan has its bumper hanging off.

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Copy, confirming (number withheld) North Virginia.

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Over.

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And just additional information, the original RP (name withheld) advised he's going to be close to Blue Oak.

7/30/2026 07:16 PM

Traffic

N Virginia Ave, Farmersville, CA 93223

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic describes a possible hit-and-run crash near Visalia Road and Virginia Avenue, where a white GMC reportedly struck another vehicle and drove away. Additional callers from the nearby North Virginia and Blue Oak area reported a gray four-door sedan and a maroon GMC driven by a female hitting a fence and then heading toward Visalia Road with visible vehicle damage.