Street sign knocked over at pacific coast highway and cherry avenue, Long Beach CA
VandalismA traffic sign was reported knocked over at the southeast corner near Cherry Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach. The sign was initially mistaken for a fire hydrant but was confirmed to be a street sign. Official units discussed sending boards to support the sign due to visibility issues.
Audio|Source: Long Beach Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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There was a traffic sign that was knocked over, not a fire hydrant.
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And the sign's going to be on the southeast corner of P.C.H.
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Cherry.
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The 45, I copy the CPD.
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Okay.
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Copy.
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Charlie 23, 97, I'm booking.
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Anemologist 612.
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Copy any time, 2101.
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Call holding, 919, Cherry MPCH.
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KMA 611121101.
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24, Charlie 35, are we going to get a couple of boards to come out for that street sign?
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4035 we call on the ground it's just a dip sign so there's nowhere to see it.
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Location mentioned:
CA-1 & Cherry Ave, Long Beach, CA 90806
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