00:00
Shout to that 901T[3], Junipero Avenue and Anaheim Street.
00:02
We also had a dispute called Walgreens involving a white Toyota Prius.
00:06
They said it was a 2026 in that call.
00:10
I don't know if it's related.
00:16
Shout to that 901T[3] on Junipero Avenue and Anaheim Street.
00:19
The pedestrian is 929[1].
00:23
White Prius that's pulled over nearby on the plate.
00:31
7, I show you the scene.
00:47
15, I'm blocking eastbound Anaheim.
00:52
Not conscious, not breathing.
00:59
10-4, blocking eastbound
01:01
Anaheim. 10-7, you copy?
01:12
If I can get another unit, we're going to need to block off west on Anaheim and Stanley.
01:19
We're going to need to close off this intersection.
01:27
The unit from the station to get the shield.
01:34
We need a unit to block off west on Anaheim.
01:41
And center for him.
01:46
I'll get the shield for him.
01:55
15, can I put a plate on the call?
02:01
Plate is (number withheld).
02:11
15-8, you can also notify transit that the section is going to be blocked off for a while.
02:23
10-4, turns no one's current 10-30 to the left of Vasquez and returns on 8th Street in the city.
02:31
15, rescue 10-97[2], engine 10-97.
02:42
Fine. I got a Spanish-speaking unit for the driver and passenger of the vehicle.
02:49
Spanish-speaking unit, this is.
03:01
For the call, driver and passenger have no injuries.
03:04
They don't need fire.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
929: Officer assistance or response requested for varied situations or welfare checks.
[2]
10-97: Arrival at scene or location.
[3]
901T: Traffic collision with injuries requiring medical or ambulance response.