California Highway Patrol

UPDATE- ALL CLEAR NOW—Motorcycle crash in Cleone- blocks road, driver now OK, handgun requires check

Sirens have been doing by since just after 10 am. This has provoked three rounds of dog howling here in Cleone. The CHP log shows that a motorcycle crash happened. The CHP log shows that the driver hit something, people helped direct traffic, the guy was transported away and volunteer firefighters dealth with a handgun and cell phone, no crime alleged, but we have only the log. I have been TRYING to talk on the phone during the howling. Hope the guy or gal is OK

Incident:

0041Type:

Trfc Collision-Minor InjLocation:

Sr1 / Camp One Ten Mile RdLoc Desc:Lat/Lon:

39.532165 -123.758942

Detail Information
11:33 AM13[48] [Notification] [CHP]-Problem changed from 1179-Trfc Collision-1141 Enrt to 1181-Trfc Collision-Minor Inj by CHP [Shared]
11:33 AM12[47] 18-1 PRTY FLOWN OUT TO AHUV / ENRT TO MEET WITH FIRE TO GET THE PHONE / 98 SOLO VEH 1181 / REQ CII 24510 VC / WILL NEED TO ENTER A HANDGUN NEG SER NUMBER
11:15 AM11[44] 1039 FIRE [Shared]
11:14 AM10[43] 18-001 REQ FIRE TAKE POSSESSION OF THE SUBJ CELL PHONE / WILL COLLECT IT WHEN CLR FRM HERE [Shared]
10:41 AM9[36] [Rotation Request Comment] 1039 Orca 707-964-8352 [Shared]
10:40 AM8[35] 18-001 1185 FOR HD DRESSED ON RIGHT SIDE ON SB RHS [Shared]
10:32 AM7[32] [Appended, 10:40:01] [1] 1125
10:31 AM6[28] [Appended, 10:33:18] [6] PEOPLE ARE DIRECTIN TRAFFIC
10:27 AM5[19] 1039 CF [Shared]
10:25 AM4[6] NEG 1125
10:25 AM3[5] MC TC
10:24 AM2[3] UNALBE TO HEAR WHAT M HIT
10:23 AM1[2] MC TC
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