Motorcyclists confront woman leading to fight at intersection, Sacramento CA
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AssaultTwo motorcyclists confronted a woman driving a silver car near Del Paso Boulevard and Canterbury Road. The situation escalated into a physical fight, resulting in one person bleeding from the face.
Audio|Heard on: Sacramento County Sheriff and City Police
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01:18
Transcript:
00:00
Copy for a 927P[1].
00:01
Del Paso Boulevard and Canterbury Road in 2C.
00:03
Two subjects on motorcycles pulled up to a silver older two-door sedan with a disabled plate, so the driver got out and they're now in a physical altercation.
00:12
Initially it was thought to be a verbal dispute, but they're not leaving.
00:16
Subjects on motorcycles have helmets on to unknown descriptions.
00:20
One of the motorcycle riders is sitting in the driver's seat of the silver vehicle now, and they're all talking.
00:25
It's 97P, Del Paso Boulevard, Canterbury Road, 2C Charles.
00:31
Got.
00:40
We confirmed the last day the plate was 636.
00:50
Thank you.
00:55
Hansen Rod on the 97P.
00:57
The driver is a female in her 20s, thin build, wearing a knit cap.
01:01
The motorcycle riders were going very fast up to the vehicle making hand gestures before they all pulled over.
01:07
They're going to be close to the light rail station.
01:11
There is a patient who is bleeding from the face and was pushed to the ground.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
927P: Suspicious person or prowler reported in the area.
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Location mentioned:
Canterbury Rd & Del Paso Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95815
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