Possible hit-and-run on I-10 east of Mount Vernon, San Bernardino CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible non-injury hit-and-run on eastbound I‑10 near Mount Vernon in San Bernardino. A vehicle, possibly a PT Cruiser or Chevrolet HHR from Highland, was suspected. The reporting party remained off the freeway while deputies investigated.
Audio|Heard on: Inland CHP
Listen to dispatch call
01:15
Transcript:
00:00
Seventy 5103, that (victim withheld) for the 20002[1] eastbound 10 east of Mount Vernon is standing by off the freeway.
00:05
When you are clear, can you respond?
00:11
Three X five.
00:21
75 Robert 1, parties on their way.
00:23
Solo vehicle spin out 98.
00:26
75 Robert 1, party on their way.
00:28
Single vehicle spin out 98.
00:30
Seven sixty-five, 103.
00:32
For that 20002[1], the suspect vehicle, where is it at us?
00:40
At seventy-five thousand 103.
00:42
Suspect vehicle is out of Highland.
00:44
The (victim withheld) advised it was a PT Cruiser and the plate returns to a Chevy.
00:57
This is a problem.
00:58
I copy, an RP was adamant that that was the plate that was on the vehicle.
01:03
Affirmative 103.
01:09
That plate returns to a Chevrolet HHR.
01:12
They look similar to a PT Cruiser, so it might be one of the same.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
20002: Hit and run (non-injury)
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Location mentioned:
I-10, San Bernardino, CA
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