When you have traffic going slow, there could be more than one car that gets hit. We have to do the thing thats safer. An engineer and geologist evaluated its potential to send rocks, boulders, trees and mud into the road below. They are so covered by a slide that overturned a pickup truck and tesent it to the opposite side. They dispatched an expert to do additional expert. On top of detouring traffic, chp officers intercept aed a driverf suspicion under the influence. Calls came in who seaid they sa him drinking beer and urinating in public. He got aggressive with an officer. He was trying to pull out a pocketknife. Wasnt going along with the instructions the officer was giving to him. He secured him in the car until other units could get here. They have made no decision about reopening the lanes of highway 17. We will keep you posted as they decide with the help of a geologist and land slides expect what do next. Its possible the detours could continue into the weekend. Live in scot
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