Vehicle crashes into fire hydrant and knocks down signal pole 

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(name withheld), Foursiner Island. Clear 032. 16-0. Have you. Health you. Health five. Health five. Head to Strawberry Lane at Berry in a Bakersfield. I was suicidal. One was staging. Not to confirm me, no injuries. Dispatching, you won't grow. Heavy. Clear, zero 33. And now they're stating no injuries on the accident. No, 1. Number 1. 19, I will confirm, though, vehicle looks like it went into the fire hydrant here at Tense and Electric, and it's out of the ground. We're going to alert fire. Cancel no injuries. This past, you have the location again? Copy. They're in row, but we will let them know. For electric intent. Now I think they're saying that a fire hydrant might be hit, so you'll want to check that out anyways, even though there's no injuries. Alfaun, I'm sorry. I didn't hear where you would. Can clear central. Click for our cafes, thank you. Five minutes. 16, can you also put in the notes that there is a crosswalk signal pole down? City Streetblocks come out and replace that. It doesn't have to be tonight, though. Go ahead. Copy. Copy. Can you have the tower on lock the door or we're going to break her window? 16, I got two plates for you whenever you're ready. I'm ready for the first. It's David Yellow-William 4803, D-Y-W-4803. It comes back to a Superforcer notice sign, thank you. Right for a second. That's accurate, and go ahead. Charles Robert Paul, 501, CRP 501. That comes back to a dashed journey, notice is fine, thank you. Not the N-A-N-A-S-E. Dispatch, Cheryl and Joan on scene. We have two vehicles upright. One is hit the hydrogen. Leave everyone's out. We'll be able to checkin. Clear 036. 6.7 Kandtraf. Go ahead. Regression, Colorado. 2 King 6840. Everstaged. This badge control is on location. Clear zero 37. Nike, do you have a train route? Hey, true. Kathy, passenger vehicle two is requesting EMS at this time. Kathy. One.

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