18-year-old diabetic female weak and dizzy at Cedar Ave

Heard on: Long Beach Fire Dispatch and V2/3

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

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

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(number withheld) Linden.

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Crash one, engine 19 , rescue 18 , Charlie response 19 , Fox shot 4100 Donald Douglas Drive.

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Crash one,

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engine 19 , rescue 18 , you can cancel.

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

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Seven, also 1st , please.

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We'll take that other run.

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On 1235 Long Beach Boulevard.

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Rescue 10, you're clear.

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Truck 7, you're clear.

9/9/2026 02:00 PM

Medical Emergency

Cedar Ave, Long Beach, CA 90806

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a possible medical emergency involving an 18-year-old diabetic woman who was weak and dizzy at an apartment on Cedar Avenue in Long Beach. Additional units were also sent to a separate carbon monoxide alarm on Linden and a crash-related call on Donald Douglas Drive, with some units later cleared.

18-year-old diabetic female weak and dizzy at Cedar Ave

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