Two vehicles collide on Highway 120 with minor injury, Stanislaus County CA
TrafficTwo vehicles collided on Highway 120 near Valley Home. Emergency responders checked for injuries. One person had a minor injury and chose to travel to the front of the off-road park for medical evaluation without waiting for a helicopter. The crash site was managed, and traffic control was maintained.
Audio|Source: Stanislaus County Sheriff and Fire Dispatch, Ceres Police Dispatch, and Modesto Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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We're at scene, we're going to be on Highway 120 Valley Homes.
00:03
It appears they have two vehicles involved will be checking on injuries over the Valley Home, I see.
00:09
Cabin is one thing, Highway 120 Valley Home, two vehicles involved, checking on injuries,
00:14
establishing Valley Home IC[1].
00:20
How are there? Access to me.
00:22
That's 70.
00:29
Committee at Division 27 on soon.
00:31
Our patients can be transferred to the front so far, can I keep here.
00:36
I copy, 27-O-O-Mount-team.
00:39
Conforming to the front?
00:47
So many of your traffic for all 10-1.
00:49
Confirming to the front.
00:51
Paper. Paper.
00:53
Copy again.
00:58
And Valley Homeite.
01:01
Valley Home IP.
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Valley Home IP.
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One patient, minor injury, negative pinning, a few 27, cancel the balance.
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6FA control.
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Control 670, for a CF number, sorry,
01:23
oh, HV range.
01:25
Okay, okay.
01:27
I got me, one patient, minor injury, a negative pinion, keep in 27, cancel the balance.
01:33
Frank,
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122, Mary, 62.
01:38
My apologies, it's originally.
01:40
Lasto, um,
01:43
Avena is clear and a shoot index number only.
01:45
All Q.
01:46
And first of one is clear valid out of Mountain Hills.
01:50
27 next door, I'll just keep it for traffic control for a minute.
01:54
Holly. I copy.
01:57
Hey, I copy.
01:59
Mayfrey Valley Home, I see.
02:06
Well, uh,
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Err. Copy.
02:14
I'm on control.
02:22
The President is building in 415, Juvie, 15, 14, I'm running.
02:27
Go ahead.
02:30
I'm finding.
02:33
Been there, I entered 38, Command 4?
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Copy, accept my code.
02:42
Does I send me in the East Street?
02:50
Okay.
02:51
Hotel 2, 4-4.
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Battalion 2, Command 2.
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Ken Hall 6-0-67.
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Battalion 2.
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Okay.
03:07
I know it's a long shot.
03:09
We have an ETA for 1141.
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I'll get my call.
03:17
I have two updates.
03:19
The patient is being transported by ESO to the front,
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so the patient contact will be at the front of the off-road park,
03:26
and also VATCOM's advising REACH-17 has accepted.
03:30
They have a 47-47-minute EPA.
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Good time, too.
03:35
Thank you.
03:37
S-Met 7006, Command 2, security check.
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Patrol 6-H7 with CHV.
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Okay.
03:46
Engine 6 is secure, thank you.
03:48
L-67, control.
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My copy, sir, thank you.
03:52
Go ahead, for 67.
03:55
13 or 12.
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Command 38, Command 4.
04:00
Go ahead.
04:03
And this is not from Whitmore and Grattan.
04:06
They did start air with a 47-47 minute E.T.A.
04:10
Irish stolen route.
04:12
No, they have a copy.
04:15
12,
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31, 31.
04:18
Geez, that transport does not want to wait that long?
04:24
Can you check on this, that guy in the lobby? He's been waiting there for a while, and we need a translator.
04:31
You're ready for coming?
04:33
Go ahead. Copy.
04:34
Go ahead and cancel there for medic on.
04:38
Copy, Benzger.
04:40
You're going to have Lenten 22.
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She's going to self-transport.
04:43
She doesn't want to wait that long.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
IC: Assumption or designation of on-scene command authority during an incident.
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Location mentioned:
CA-120, California
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