White 50lb Dog On Highway 1 Causes Traffic Slowdown Near Dunn Creek Bridge
AI SUMMARY: At 4:35 PM, a white 50-pound dog with no collar was reported as an animal hazard on Highway 1 just south of Dun Creek Bridge. The dog was causing cars to slow down and brake, but no vehicles hit the animal. The California Highway Patrol reached out to local authorities and animal services to locate the dog and assess the situation. After some back and forth communication, it was determined that the dog had been safely removed from the roadway. All units were advised to stand down.
— LoCOBot. AI-generated headline and summary of the CHP dispatch log below as of 6:01 p.m. Did the bot blow it? That’s going to happen from time to time. Please let us know.
4:35
p.m.
[1] WHI 50LB DOG WITH NO COLLAR
4:35
p.m.
[4] JSO DUN CREEK BRIDGE
4:36
p.m.
[6] CARS SLOWING AND HITTING BREAKS DUE TO DOG
4:36
p.m.
[5] NEG VEHS ASC
4:38
p.m.
[10] PER GOOGLE DUNN CREEK BRIDGE IS @ LAT/LONG = 39.798593, -123.820207
4:40
p.m.
[11] 1039 105-16
4:51
p.m.
[14] 1039 SP WILL INQ TO SEE IF ANY ITA / WILL CB
4:54
p.m.
[16] 1039 105-S5 / SEE IF MSO AVAIL IF NOT THEN 105-16 CAN RESPOND
4:56
p.m.
[17] 1039 MSO / IN WILLITS / WIL CB
5:03
p.m.
[21] 1039 SP / 1022
5:57
p.m.
[24] ATC 1021 NA
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