Disabled vehicle blocking lanes on freeway near Long Beach, Long Beach CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a Chevrolet vehicle is disabled and blocking lanes three and four on the westbound 91 freeway near Long Beach. A tow truck was requested to remove the vehicle. Traffic units are responding to the scene. There is also a traffic collision reported nearby with unspecified details.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Sheriff Dispatch 3,8,9,13,14; California Highway Patrol: South LA & East LA; Downey Fire
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Transcript:
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question. And I continue, I copy it the Chevrolet disabled blocking the number three and four lanes.
00:04
FNP C-30 is enrolled if they're in service.
00:06
They'll start if not, they'll start two minutes.
00:08
And I have been tow truck required that Chevrolet blocking in three and four feet long way.
00:15
Couple units respond in three or less.
00:18
459 vehicle J.O.1629, one of us, the street, Morpix.
00:27
5-2 is in 7.
00:29
Is there a unit less than 7?
00:33
5-2 in 7, response 03-52.
00:42
A couple units responding to the 459 vehicle, J.O,
00:47
updated call.
00:49
Informant Chase D.C., holding him down, Fermil her good background.
01:05
Good morning, that lock is going to be 205.
01:16
141 top C if they have a C, 63-way, fairway, second-hand.
01:20
Info-Single, vehicle, the application, communications, courses, and vice, and all-time, time, and the system.
01:41
And 310-110 8.8, I have traffic collision with unspecified details.
01:44
It's going to be westbound 91 east of Long Beach.
01:47
Okay,
01:53
9507. 1017.
01:54
1087 was clear to 187.
01:56
1087 was clear to eastbound with the moment.
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Location mentioned:
CA-91, Long Beach, CA
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