Diabetic female weak and dizzy near Long Beach

Heard on: Long Beach Fire Dispatch and V2/3

01:38

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Fire engine three, upgrade Charlie[2].

00:04

Copy.

00:15

Response three, Delta[1] (number withheld) Long Beach Boulevard.

00:23

Roger, engine three.

00:25

Upgrading Charlie[2], (number withheld) Long Beach Boulevard.

00:34

Truck seven, rescue 13 , Charlie[2] response seven Charlie, (number withheld) Cedar, unit 304 for 18 year old female, diabetic, weak and dizzy, (number withheld) Cedar.

00:49

Engine nine, area nine bravo, (number withheld) Linden for a carbon monoxide alarm.

00:55

Four (number withheld) Linden.

01:04

Crash one, engine 19 , rescue 18 , Charlie[2] response 19 , Fox shot (number withheld) Donald Douglas Drive.

01:13

Crash one,

01:14

engine 19 , rescue 18 , you can cancel.

01:16

Crash one, engine 19 , rescue 18 , you are clear.

01:24

Seven, also 1st , please.

01:27

We'll take that other run.

01:36

On (number withheld) Long Beach Boulevard.

Police codes explained

The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:

[1]

Delta: Phonetic for "D"; right side of a structure; high-priority medical response designation.

[2]

Charlie: Medium-priority medical response or designation for the rear (Side C) of a structure.

9/9/2026 02:00 PM

Medical Emergency

Long Beach Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90813

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic describes multiple emergency responses, including a possible diabetic medical call at a location on Long Beach Boulevard, a carbon monoxide alarm at a residence on Linden, and a canceled crash response at a location on Donald Douglas Drive in Long Beach.

Diabetic female weak and dizzy near Long Beach

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