Calf creates traffic hazard near Piedra Road, Fresno County CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible traffic hazard near Piedra and Trimmer Springs Roads after a small black calf was found standing in the roadway. No owner was located. The animal reportedly came from a nearby hill behind a park, where barbed wire was visible in the area.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Fresno
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Transcript:
00:00
Sixty-five 168 Mary, eleven twenty-five animal Piedra and Trimmer Springs.
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Five six three.
00:13
Six 563, go ahead.
00:17
Six three, I'll be ninety-eight my top, but I can handle that.
00:21
Six 563. I copy your 90 year stop and I copied the 180 info log.
00:31
Five six three in creek.
00:36
Six 563. Are you able to check an eleven twenty-five animal, Piedra and Trimmer Springs? It's going to be for a small black calf that's eleven twenty-five in the roadway.
00:48
I wasn't able to find any owners in our garden.
00:56
Six 563, copy that.
00:57
Out. RP advised it came out from the hill behind the park.
01:01
Advised they can see barbed wire in the area.
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Location mentioned:
E Trimmer Springs Rd & N Piedra Rd, California 93657
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