Vehicle accident near Taco Bell on Ramona Expressway, Perris CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle accident occurred near Taco Bell on Ramona Expressway in Perris. Both parties were moved off the freeway. One patient was transported to Kaiser Moreno Valley. One vehicle was blocking lanes, and a tow truck was requested.
Audio|Heard on: Cal Fire and Riverside County Fire - West
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03:21
Transcript:
00:00
Harris Ler16A if you get by CHP,
00:02
we managed to get both parties off the freeway and into the parking lot of Taco Bell off Ramona Expressway.
00:12
Number 68 Paris copy.
00:16
Thank you, sir.
00:23
Parravenging,
00:24
do we need to be able to be contact with the patient, being transported.
00:42
There is copies, canceling safety set.
00:45
Is law enforcement still needed?
00:49
Council law enforcement.
00:53
Do there is copy.
01:00
Here's 3168.
01:07
216 additionally,
01:10
it will be one patient transported to Kaiser Moreno Valley.
01:19
There's not easy.
01:27
The athlete outside, Bravo response,
01:31
75360 via Domingo, RVC command 12.
01:41
There's 3162 has seen one vehicle blocking the left and down lanes.
01:45
We check for injuries.
02:03
26 Burns Charlie response 27450 Buena vizis 3 RVC command 8162
02:16
162 Paris copies 1823 The NG1-1 Paris 3 advise your traffic
02:31
Devon Perth copies.
02:46
3162 162 Ferris 132 is going to be non-injury flat back tow
03:03
3162 Perce copy is non-injury additional traffic was cut off realized
03:09
31 62, notified CISP Westbound Lane Block and requesting a flat Bettoe.
03:15
Thank you 2 Press, copies request for a flat veto.
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Location mentioned:
Ramona Expy, Perris, CA 92571
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