Suspect in vehicle tries to ram police and others during chase, Los Angeles CA
TrafficA vehicle suspect attempts to ram police and other vehicles on Crenshaw Blvd. A police pursuit with multiple units is underway, with requests for backup and spike strips to stop the suspect.
Audio|Source: LAPD Dispatch - Pacific Division
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Transcript:
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Any in the infinity agency is requesting back of the unit supervisor. Subject is in the vehicle attempting to ram the police vehicle. All units, officers, need to have 11361[1] of a lot of place. Officer (name withheld) 361 of place. Subject is in the vehicle attempting to ram the police vehicle. Any hearing next minute, one-thory frequency.
00:25
353-2-2-8 Trashel Boulevard is the business. Sessionary 4 male Hispanics, 40 years, moderate comment, the code 2-0930, RD-07-88. All units and all frequency standby. ECC3[2] is in pursuit. Northbound on Crenshaw near 112 lot of place. Subject is attempting to ram other vehicles requesting backup area through the weather.
00:51
Pacific Watch 2.0-0-9. 629,000. 7-0-9-0-9-2. Let's see. Sony, 619-rock.
01:18
8095 was seconded area to pursue any city's requesting an additional unit to respond to the location. 8095 was requesting three additional units in the pursuit stop southbound Sepulveda on Montana facing southbound area had a form an AETA.
01:45
1995 has the subject still stopped on Montana facing northbound requesting approval for spike strips on sepulveda.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
11361: California Health & Safety Code (though likely a misheard or incorrect code here, commonly related to marijuana offenses, but context here indicates it's being used as a unit or incident identifier)
[2]
ECC3: Pursuit in progress (commonly used to indicate emergency communications channel or unit involved in a chase)
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Location mentioned:
Crenshaw Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
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