Disabled pickup blocking lane on I-980, Oakland CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a disabled pickup truck blocking an eastbound lane near the Highway 24 transition to I-980 in Oakland. The driver appeared to be asleep behind the wheel. Units confirmed the situation was safe and under control.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Oakland
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02:4
Transcript:
00:00
Ninety-six five five, uh,
00:02
be between stop twenty-four and on connector to the 80 or ninety-eight correction.
00:13
We have to go to point B a pickup on mechanical.
00:23
Ninety-six, my best be eleven twenty-five eastbound.
00:26
Twenty-four transitions to 980.
00:30
A pickup with a mechanical in the gore point.
00:39
Traffic for Golden Gate.
00:47
9655, request an additional unit east on 24 transition to 980.
00:57
Are you good for?
01:01
Five five, I'll hold for 30 spots for HPD.
01:04
Be asleep behind the wheel.
01:10
Ninety 655, you're code four.
01:14
Parties possibly HPD is asleep behind the wheel.
01:27
Unit en route, ready.
01:31
Six five showing out.
01:33
Five two en route.
01:38
All right, follow up here.
01:40
I'll play people like photo.
01:45
Parking or traffic tonight?
01:51
Five five, I'll be all placing stop six in front of the pickup.
02:00
And 655, I copy you're going to be in front of the pickups.
02:03
Can you tell them when I'm missing?
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Location mentioned:
I-980, Oakland, CA
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