Loose dog runs across traffic in Roseville, causing danger, Roseville CA
TrafficA dog was loose and running across multiple lanes of traffic. This situation caused near-accidents, and the police and animal control were called to manage the scene.
Audio|Source: Sacramento Regional Fire and EMS
02:9
Transcript:
Fire dispatch, 71-24. All right, attached. You start CHP[2] now. The dog is running across all four lanes, North and South Down Lane, headed towards Ocolo Drive. There are several near accidents. Confirming Code 2[3] still sufficient. I'll be in the area until someone arrives. Copy. 7-124-5-5-2-4. 7-124. C-3[1] already has this there in route. Would you like to be committed to the incident or just remain advised? So that the dog doesn't get hit until someone gets her.
Fire dispatch, 71-24. All right, attached. You start CHP[2] now. The dog is running across all four lanes, North and South Down Lane, headed towards Ocolo Drive. There are several near accidents. Confirming Code 2[3] still sufficient. I'll be in the area until someone arrives. Copy. 7-124-5-5-2-4. 7-124. C-3[1] already has this there in route. Would you like to be committed to the incident or just remain advised? So that the dog doesn't get hit until someone gets her.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
C-3: Unit designation, possibly referring to a supervisor or specialized unit
[2]
CHP: California Highway Patrol
[3]
Code 2: Respond without lights and siren (non-emergency, but timely)
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Roseville, CA
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