Possible reckless driving near Betty Dr, Goshen CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies received a possible reckless driving report involving a gray semi-truck traveling southbound on Highway 99 near Merritt Drive and later seen near Betty Drive in Goshen. The truck, displaying the name 'TNT Trucking,' was reportedly swerving with its turn signal on. The report cites a violation under California Vehicle Code 23103, which refers to reckless driving.
Audio|Heard on: Tulare County Fire and CHP Pink
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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They want a copy 23103[1] southbound 99 south of Merritt Drive for a gray semi, unknown plate, swerving with the left blinker on.
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Last seen about three ago.
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(name withheld) , (name withheld) 2003 .
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They want copies.
00:21
I'm engine 16 and quarters.
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Engine 16, 2003?
00:36
Attention, rise all units.
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911 to copy.
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Update on the previous 23103[1] RP callback.
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Vehicle now southbound 99 north of Betty Drive.
00:45
It's a gray semi with a set of doubles with TNT trucking on the side,
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swerving and with the left blinker on.
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(name withheld) 68 here in clearance 2007.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
23103: Reckless driving offense under California law.
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Location mentioned:
Betty Dr, Goshen, CA 93291
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