Man in 60s has difficulty breathing at Willow Station

Heard on: Long Beach Fire Dispatch and V2/3

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Engine 7, Rescue 9, Charlie response 7 Alpha, 2750 West American at the Willow Station.

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For a male 60s, difficulty breathing.

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2750 Long Beach Boulevard at the Willow Street Station (A Line).

00:26

Truck one, rescue three, trailer response.

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One trailer, (number withheld) cedar in the alley for a 94 year old male, altered.

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Two 41C .

00:42

Are you available for the next call?

00:47

That's affirmative. We're in an alpha.

00:53

Handle truck one, you're clear.

01:00

Five seven, start a BLS, please.

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Cancel the rescue.

01:08

I'll let you know.

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BLS nine, Bravo response seven alpha, 2750 West American at the Blue Line,

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Willow Station, with Engine seven on scene requesting area seven alpha, 2750 West American at the Blue Line, Willow Station.

2026-10-04 17:01 UTC

Medical Emergency

WIllow Station / 27th St, Long Beach, CA 90806

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency at the Willow Station transit stop near West American Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard for a man in his 60s reportedly having difficulty breathing. Engine 7 and Rescue 9 were initially dispatched, then basic life support was requested and the rescue unit canceled.