Vehicle stranded in flood on Heber Road, Sacramento County CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a white Mustang became stranded in floodwaters on southbound Heber Road near Grant Line Road in California. The vehicle could not be recovered until the water level recedes.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol Gold and Black - Sacramento
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01:14
Transcript:
00:00
Fifty-one oh one of eleven twenty-five south on Heber, south of Grant Line.
00:09
5101 Sacramento, 1125[1] southbound Keeper, south of Grant Line.
00:21
5101, I have a white Mustang that's 1125[1] in the southbound lane due to flooding.
00:26
The passerby advised the water is up to the door handle on the Mustang, but they're also advising southbound Keeper two miles south of Grant Line Road.
00:43
Sector, enter me.
00:46
Three hundred and two.
00:49
One hundred and one from yesterday was out with that party.
00:53
They were making arrangements to take care of it when the water recedes a little bit.
00:56
It's not recoverable at this time.
01:04
Fifty-eight at 101.
01:06
Five hundred and one was out there yesterday.
01:08
They advised the vehicle is not recoverable this time.
01:10
They were going to wait till the water recedes to retrieve the vehicle.
01:13
I'll put that below.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1125: Traffic hazard
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Location mentioned:
Grant Line Rd, California
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