Puppy with broken leg stranded on highway in Fresno, Fresno CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a puppy with a broken leg was found stranded in the middle lane of Highway 41 northbound near Herndon Avenue in Fresno. Officers are coordinating a response and requesting a dog snare to safely secure the animal.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Fresno
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01:57
Transcript:
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854010 Mary I'm not a need my stop see you go with the details for that 11.4.1.
00:08
65 for 10 Mary we've only had the one call so far and it's going to be stopped on 41 northbound at Herndon and it's supposed to be a puppy and it's in the middle lane with a broken leg.
00:30
65-168 can you 1098[2], 97[1] or 98?
00:34
25-168, 1098[2].
00:37
Copy 97[1]. 97.
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168, go ahead.
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168, go ahead.
00:56
68, go ahead.
00:59
I want to see in our unit with a dog snare that can be used.
01:08
The 16th inquiring of the unit with a dog snare that could in 1188[3].
01:18
16, I'm not getting a response.
01:23
65106 check my view's old advice 168-106 is checking his vehicle he'll advise 5168106 is checking his vehicle he'll advice.
01:34
1-6-5-1-6-6-8-106-1,
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he's on his way.
01:42
6106-paz-1, he's on his way.
01:52
65411, the heat units are asking for a B unit now.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
97: Arrived at the scene or location.
[2]
1098: Assignment completed and available for new calls.
[3]
1188: Disabled vehicle
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Location mentioned:
Herndon Ave, Fresno, CA
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