High speed police pursuit ends near Soledad Canyon road, Santa Clarita CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, law enforcement units pursued a northbound vehicle through the Valencia and Sand Canyon areas at speeds up to 75 mph. The pursuit involved multiple sheriff units and aerial support and ended with the vehicle stopping near Soledad Canyon Road.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Sheriff, Fire and Aircraft - Santa Clarita Valley
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05:33
Transcript:
00:00
I'm going to be north on up pasturita now.
00:02
Copy Eagle 777 is north on at Costa Rita now.
00:10
We're going to be in the one lane passing Golden.
00:16
Number one, passing Golden Valley.
00:18
And 146 LA, 146.
00:28
S5, you copy negative response, 146.
00:33
Yes, ma'am.
00:34
Sounds like his can't have a bunch of your video issues.
00:37
As far as, uh,
00:39
Martin versus possibly having radio issues.
00:43
Okay, one in a moment.
00:44
Copy that.
00:49
20 for a five-year-old?
01:06
By northbound at Sand Canyon, Eagle 77, be advised.
01:09
He's standing by north on at San Canyon.
01:17
Southern 3, updated 1020[1].
01:20
Southern 3, we just passed via Princess, number 1 at about 76.
01:26
I copy that.
01:27
We're going to be passing via Princess at number 1 at 76 miles per hour.
01:35
Svalada, Vialana, Viala, Vianna.
01:37
EGOS-117 starts on at Vienna.
01:45
Broad 47. 447.
01:51
We're still in the one lane.
01:53
We're in moderate traffic approaching Sand Canyon.
01:56
About 75, still in the one lane.
02:04
Number one lead moderate traffic of bricks to San Canyon 75.
02:12
Demas, 81 King 3 with the handle, 81 King 1 with the Citizen 11B, 1731, Furnbridge, Drive,
02:20
Fire,
02:21
Reya, Depp, Raya, MLY, 43, having unknown allergic reactions,
02:27
possibly may be combative,
02:30
Target 39.
02:35
I see in it, time to call, and this is 12-3-4 hours on the 1188 brand new hall.
02:43
3-0-8, do you copy engine 23's traffic?
02:56
This is the Sand Canyon, one lane at about 69,
03:01
and I'll be the one in the silver charger.
03:09
I have never one at 69 miles per hour.
03:13
If you could advise you 1020[1] again, my apologies.
03:21
You can jump in front of me.
03:23
Unit, you can jump in front of the southern unit.
03:25
They're going to be just north of Sand Canyon.
03:28
Eagle 710, I copy.
03:30
I'll be north of northern canyon.
03:32
Can be southern unit activated as hazards.
03:35
Southern unit activate your hazards.
03:43
Eagle 77, I see for the hazard.
03:46
Eagle 77 with visual of hazards.
03:49
Speakoff.
03:51
Pes-3Cobby.
03:58
Off at Svaled Svaled Svaleduct.
04:00
Pekin off at Soleduct.
04:03
7-outi-197, 1-47, 146.
04:06
Edward 77, 10987 with 146.
04:11
Do we have final stop made on this vehicle?
04:14
No yes, we're exiting Soledad right now.
04:17
Copy exiting at Soleduct.
04:18
Copy exiting at Soleduct.
04:39
It's on 22.103, Southbound 14 at Escondado.
04:42
Gray hatchback unknown plate at high speeds leaving near Ms.
04:45
T.C., Southbound 14 Escondado.
04:46
Delian broadcast by about six minutes.
04:50
Getting further, L.A.
04:51
clear, 12-4-1.
04:56
L.A. engine 91 on D3.
05:00
Go ahead.
05:04
91 if we still have squad 28 on this call you can cancel them.
05:09
Squad 28 can't see your response.
05:12
Engine 42 L.A.
05:16
Engine 42,
05:18
L.A.
05:21
Engine 42, squad 47, cleared enter for sheriff on scene.
05:30
I copy the code for a go at the 1020[1] final stop.
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[1]
1020: Advise location
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Location mentioned:
Soledad Canyon Rd, Santa Clarita, CA
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