Traffic stop for driver with restricted license and interlock
TrafficPolice stopped a driver on 10th Avenue and Lacey who has a restricted license and must use an ignition interlock device while driving.
Audio|Source: Kings County Law Enforcement
01:30
Transcript:
00:00Down here in a sense.00:01It's down to the county north.00:03Charlie north.00:11Traffic 10,000 and Lacey.00:17Probably since then some Lacey.00:212037[1], Mary, Wurham Union, 638.00:31current 2015 Subaru or Fresno.00:36Okay,00:43from California Frank 16055693.00:47Yeah,00:50yeah.01:10Rasta, Montes, 101992.01:12Allens, valid,01:14restricted to operating vehicles and built with the DMV ordered IID.01:18East, code 30-9 for traffic stop, 1461.2[3] and 276.6.01:23And for our car phone.01:29Copy so forth.
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Down here in a sense.
00:01
It's down to the county north.
00:03
Charlie north.
00:11
Traffic 10,000 and Lacey.
00:17
Probably since then some Lacey.
00:21
2037[1], Mary, Wurham Union, 638.
00:31
current 2015 Subaru or Fresno.
00:36
Okay,
00:43
from California Frank 16055693.
00:47
Yeah,
00:50
yeah.
01:10
Rasta, Montes, 101992.
01:12
Allens, valid,
01:14
restricted to operating vehicles and built with the DMV ordered IID.
01:18
East, code 30-9 for traffic stop, 1461.2[3] and 276.6.
01:23
And for our car phone.
01:29
Copy so forth.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
2037: Possibly refers to a specific unit or officer, not a standard crime code.
[2]
309: Refers to a code for a restricted license/ignition interlock device (IID)
[3]
1461.2: California Vehicle Code - Operating a vehicle under restricted license/IID order
[4]
273.6: California Penal Code - Violation of a restraining order
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Location mentioned:
Lacey Blvd & 10th Ave, Hanford, CA 93230
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