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KOFY ABC7 News On KOFY 1130PM February 21, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KOFY ABC7 News On KOFY 1130PM February 21, 2014

This bus while driving in the same area. Broken glass embedded in the driver hand as well as in her eye. Reporter yesterday 3 other cars attacked along state route 12 not far away. Chp says water bolts lick this hammered a soft bull size hole in two windshield and shattered another. Drivers sprayed with glass. Combined speed of 100 miles an hour bottle going 50 ongoing traffic 50 so its quite an impact. Turn this seemingly harmless bolts of water that could easily kill someone. We are looking for white pickup truck. No camper shell mid 2000 thats all the information we have receipt no now. No ...

KGO ABC7 News 500AM February 21, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KGO ABC7 News 500AM February 21, 2014

This morning, and leyla gulen has the details. Good morning, everyone, if you are waking up, what started off with a need for speed we had a high speed chase in the east bay with c. H. P. Ending in crash off of northbound 680 in danville. We could have that offramp shut down at this time and well let you know when it reopens and southbound traffic is moving along fine and we look at another part of 680 from leften hill to walnut creek taillights headed to highway 24 and it is moving fine with no activity to report and the bay bridge toll plaza away from the maze to San Francisco a few extra ca...

SLO Fire Dept. to use E-bikes for rescue operations - Vimarsana News

SLO Fire Dept. to use E-bikes for rescue operations

SLO Fire Dept. to use E-bikes for rescue operations KSBY and last updated 2021-02-12 15:57:24-05 The San Luis Obispo Fire Department on Friday announced major improvements to its rescue capabilities. It is starting a new E-Bike Medic Program will use motorized mountain bikes to help first responders reach those injured on the city's trails quicker. “It is amazing how much faster our paramedics can reach patients on our City’s trails,” said Fire Engineer and Paramedic Ryan Mason, who led the department’s new e-bike program development. “What used to take 45 minutes to ...

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