Two vehicle collision with minor damage and one injured, Canyon Lake CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, there was a traffic collision involving two vehicles near Canyon Lake Drive North and 6th Street. Both vehicles sustained light to moderate damage, and one person was injured.
Audio|Heard on: Cal Fire and Riverside County Fire - West
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
Canyon engine one traffic collision bomb responds near Canyon Lake Drive North and 6th
00:19
169 chestnutrial response EMC mic stands south at health center near bophoop drive room 2 are pincentz off
00:40
18 engine 16 cancel your response engine 18 engine 16 cancel the response confirm false alarm 11.04
01:07
18-60 cancel your response and an 18-inch-60 cancel the response
01:17
16-cobbs canceling.
01:20
Engine 59. Engine 59 turns.
01:30
The United States of the ARP come out at address of the Massachusetts range.
01:36
We have the 8368-800-0-730.
01:44
Engine 59 pairs.
01:45
All information was from RSO.
01:47
I'll go ahead to give him a call to get that RP's phone number and confirm the address.
01:51
Stand by.
02:13
One scene, two vehicle T-C, light to monitor or damage, looks like we have one patient.
02:18
We're going to be out investigating AMR and RNO-on-Z.
02:21
On-Zee.
02:23
Okay, 191, place, poppies 11-0-7.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Canyon Lake Dr N, Canyon Lake, CA 92587
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