Man locked out of vehicle by cat on county road, Alamosa County CO
Other Non-Crime EventA man was locked out of his pickup truck by his cat pressing the lock button while he was near County Road 15 South at the intersection with County Road 24 and County Road 112 on the Alamosa County line. He was unable to reach any tow companies for help and was getting cold, seeking assistance to unlock his vehicle.
Audio|Source: San Luis Valley Public Safety
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Transcript:
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He's going to be off County Road 15 south.
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Right by... county road 112,
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he got locked out of his vehicle by his cat,
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and he can't get a hold of any of the tow companies, and he's just wanting someone to assist in opening it because he is getting pretty cold.
00:25
My apologies, I do not have a lockout kit.
00:30
If he able to, if he at his residence or is he able to answer his home? He's not at his residence.
00:37
Looks like he's on a pull. He's at a pull off off County Road 112.
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Almost.
00:43
Where would that be? Because we don't have a County Road 112.
00:48
So it's going to be when you go down County Road C.C.
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Right before Star,
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if you keep going down, it's going to be on one side of County Road 112 and on the other side County Road 24.
01:01
I believe that might be either an Alamosa or Rio Grande County.
01:07
It would be Alamosa, but my S.O. deputies don't carry lockout, so that's how I was curious if you guys do.
01:14
I copy. My apologies. I do not have a lockout kit with me at this moment. I copy does Canal State by chance?
01:23
I don't believe she does that, I ask, though.
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1 o'clock.
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State Patrol
01:31
Hi Baker 11, Pubbleauce location check Pueblo, 5-E11.
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I'm highway 136, about 9-122, phone support.
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Copy thank you. Breaker 1, Pubble, status, case check.
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Pubble, set, location check.
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At 1-60 October.
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Happy, thank you, at 100.
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Problem R-11.
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R-11. Be sure my afternoon. Good night.
01:51
Happy, thank you. Good night.
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Good night. 100.
01:57
Alamosa PD
01:58
Go for him I know you guys don't carry lockouts But I have a party who is right on the county line of County Road C.C.
02:07
He got out of the vehicle and his cat had locked him out and now he can't get a hold of anybody And he is getting pretty cold
02:16
I copy, did you have a call back? I actually still have the party on the line I called, I'll call up. Whatever you 1 o'clock.
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host SO.
02:30
I hope I think you're 11 on our port. A bigger 11.
02:34
I just overheard a little bit, had trouble walking on it.
02:38
Where is that motorist assist out? Sounds like a walkout? Hey, firm, it's going to be a walkout on the Caneos-Almosa County line. It's going to be off County Road C-C right at County Road 24 or County Road 112.
02:53
And there was a cat that was in his vehicle that had hit the lock button and he can't get back in.
02:58
I copy. Did he happen to say what kind of vehicle it is? It's going to be a...
03:03
I think he, when I was listening on the phone, is a pickup truck, a GMC pickup,
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possibly? I had my SO deputy on the phone with him.
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I copy.
03:12
I'll go ahead and have bubble attach me. It's out in Nortonville, correct?
03:19
Can I host SO?
03:21
We're going south, right around Star. If you turn left,
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that first left, right on, county road CZ,
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County Road 15 South, if you just keep going down, it's going to be right off County Road 24 at that intersection,
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