Three vehicles stopped on I-5 shoulder near Lost Hills, Lost Hills CA
TrafficThree vehicles, including two white sedans and a white pickup truck, stopped on the right shoulder of Interstate 5 near Lost Hills. There is no information about injuries or collisions. Emergency services were requested to the scene.
Audio|Source: Kern County Sheriff/Bakersfield PD
02:2
Transcript:
00:00
Anyone, I'll be 982 equals 20,002.
00:04
Could you go with the next...
00:10
I want to copy, 10-8[1] from a two vehicle, 20,000 to have a pending ovenny to step on the right-hand shoulder, a white conda sedan and a white suit of Camry.
00:20
And a 20,000 to also stop on a nine south of pond for a white pickup on the right-hand shoulder, so as a dog ramp.
00:48
29[2]1, were you able to copy?
00:53
So I'll be out to the 5994 investigation on Orange Street.
00:56
Yes,
00:58
sir. When you go out with Merce.
01:00
When you go out with Merck.
01:07
991, it's going to be the 82, they're just north of the 20,0002.
01:12
6-9 helicopter will be out with the only 2nd to versus north of the 20,000.
01:24
Flood off.
01:27
Tempor.
01:33
117,500 Baker's level 1126[4].
01:36
Party requesting CHP[3], northbound five at Los Hills Road.
01:48
17500, 1126[4], not found 5 at Los Hills.
01:51
Today's was going to be a 2016 white Toyota Sienna, right-hand shoulder.
01:56
The party has Castro towing a route.
01:59
Their ETA is 20 to 40, however they are requesting CHP[3].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-8: In service and available for assignment or calls.
[2]
29: Wants/warrants check (10-29)
[3]
CHP: California Highway Patrol
[4]
1126: Disabled vehicle
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Location mentioned:
I-5, Lost Hills, CA
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