Driver detained after pursuit on Wardlow Road, Long Beach CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, police continued a vehicle pursuit in Long Beach. The vehicle was found near Wardlow Road, where at least one person was detained and others fled on foot. Officers also conducted a related traffic stop involving a person in custody and checked for any warrants.
Audio|Heard on: California Highway Patrol - Riverside
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02:22
Transcript:
00:00
23, get the vehicle.
00:01
The vehicle's on Wardlow now.
00:14
All they gave is one street name.
00:16
Party fled on foot on Wardlow.
00:30
S11-104.
00:36
Looks like they got one detained.
00:39
He advised they only have one so far.
00:53
(number withheld) to any.
01:03
Was that (number withheld)? Wait, 97.
01:12
Or can you go with the location? Santa Ana never advised.
01:28
Do we copy?
01:30
What direction did the other party start running? Take off to?
01:34
They advised two parties fled on foot.
01:38
The driver was left wearing a black hoodie with writing on the back.
01:46
Twenty-three or ninety-seven.
01:49
Seventy-four, twenty-eight, three, ten, eighty-seven.
01:51
Ward's on.
02:02
Seventy-four, twenty-one, two.
02:09
Seventy 4S11.
02:13
Fifty-four thirty-one is going to be on a traffic stop prisoner in custody requesting that check for wants/warrants subject.
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Location mentioned:
W Wardlow Rd, Long Beach, CA
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