Vehicle pursuit near Hemlock Street and Madison Avenue, North Highlands CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle pursuit occurred near Hemlock Street and Madison Avenue in North Highlands, California. The vehicle was traveling northbound past several locations including Manzanita and Trader River.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol Gold and Black - Sacramento
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
I'm gonna make a second, it's more section to be in pursuit.
00:11
They're east on Madison at Hemlock.
00:14
Hey,
00:16
bye for coming.
00:29
Hey-5-1-you-poppy and they can't meet a break on the Pansomeda from Addis.
00:38
We'll follow with that floor we'll stand by tomorrow.
00:41
What's right there? Okay.
00:45
They're going to be stopped from Manzanita passing Winding Way.
00:52
Just 16 and over two.
01:01
Yep, yeah.
01:06
Any second, if they're not going to be eastbounded from the Amped.
01:33
I need to make me second if possible football at Perk Circle Lane opposite arrow shoulder.
01:47
I'll come at all.
02:03
And it's meeting attack units, verify any west ones, and he does have a gun.
02:12
Bywood two, we're in the route, northbound, northbound, north of west coast, Oklahoma.
02:15
Oh!
02:20
Tavis that year and out northbound, confirm north of what cross?
02:24
Pala River north of Trader River River now.
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Location mentioned:
Hemlock St & Madison Ave, North Highlands, CA 95841
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