Road rage incident on I‑15 near Jurupa Valley, Jurupa Valley CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, police received reports of a road rage incident involving a black Ford F‑150 and a black Kia Sorento on southbound Interstate 15 near Jurupa Valley. One of the vehicles reportedly drove into the center divide while traffic was moving slowly around 15 mph. No further details were provided.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Riverside
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Transcript:
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Information on a highway violence, southbound 15, south of Jurupa.
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Suspect vehicle is a black Ford F‑150 with the 28 of (number withheld) and (number withheld) returns clear to an 18 Ford out of Eastvale.
00:12
Reporting party is in a black Kia Sorento.
00:15
Reporting party passed the suspect vehicle and the suspect vehicle drove into the center divide.
00:20
Both vehicles are in the number one lane in heavy traffic at 15 miles an hour.
00:25
Southbound 15 south of Jurupa, nothing further.
00:27
(number withheld).
00:28
Seven two clear at (number withheld).
00:33
Over and pick up.
00:38
Seventy four train copies.
00:44
Additional information on that highway violence.
00:47
They're now approaching the 60 in the number one lane.
00:50
Again, the suspect vehicle is a black Ford F‑150.
00:53
Victim vehicle is a black Kia Sorento.
00:57
Nothing further.
00:58
(number withheld) clear at (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
CA-60, Jurupa Valley, CA
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