Traffic collision westbound on Lake California Road about a quarter mile west of the guard shack; vehicle with no headlights crossed into the opposite lane and hit a fence; unknown if anyone exited the vehicle., Shasta Lake CA
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According to the dispatch call, traffic collision westbound on Lake California Road about a quarter mile west of the guard shack; vehicle with no headlights crossed into the opposite lane and hit a fence; unknown if anyone exited the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: CHP Northern Division - Redding Dispatch Center
Listen to dispatch call
01:22
Transcript:
00:00
36 S5, we have another 1179[1].
00:02
It's westbound Lake California Road, about a quarter mile west of the guard shack.
00:06
The only unit is 10-8[2] to the A watch going 1010.
00:10
3-6, that's 5-heel clear a swing shift unit.
00:22
3682910183-3-3-6803 is the officer 10-8[2]-6-8-24-1910-10-tained
00:36
368 at 3-6-8-7-Australstraian rout to the east-te and lake
00:40
18,
00:43
officer 1010.
00:49
36804, working 51 or up to that.
00:56
36805, you're going to stay 108 works on.
01:04
36807 is either a whitehont a Civic or a Toyota Camry.
01:06
It had no headlights, it went into the opposite lane and TC'd into a fence negative 1125[3].
01:11
There's no lights on in the vehicle, but the passenger I didn't see anyone get out.
01:19
36807, it's westbound a quarter mile west, so a guard shack.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1179: Traffic collision with injuries; ambulance responding
[2]
10-8: In service and available for assignment or calls.
[3]
1125: Traffic hazard
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Location mentioned:
Shasta Lake, CA 96019
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