Person injured in fall detected by Apple Watch at Pomona Ave

Heard on: Long Beach Fire Dispatch and V2/3

02:14

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14 Bravo responding Charlie (number withheld) Pomona.

00:06

Injuries after a fall.

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Via the Apple Watch.

00:18

Fall detection (number withheld) Pomona.

00:31

15 Charlie response 19 Bravo.

00:37

For

00:38

a female possible CVA.

00:43

This is address verified by rapid deploy.

00:48

(number withheld) Palm Flower.

01:01

This is one Charlie, (number withheld) West Broadway on the six four.

01:05

Thirty-year-old female with chest pain, (number withheld) West Broadway.

01:08

I do. Engine

01:21

18, rescue 18, be advised, we was also requested a possible stolen vehicle.

01:25

I can call for an MT for further.

01:38

Engine one on scene.

01:41

Engine one.

01:47

Fire engine 19 is going to stage at ML Fire.

01:52

Engine 19.

01:58

Fire engine 8, our patient's supposed to be in the house.

02:08

That was the location that was given by the Apple Watch.

02:11

Looking at prior call, that is the correct address.

2026-10-09 10:11 UTC

Medical Emergency

Pomona Ave, Long Beach, CA 90803

Person injured in fall detected by Apple Watch at Pomona Ave

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched for a possible stroke and injuries after a reported fall near Pomona Avenue, with the location initially provided by an Apple Watch fall detection alert. A separate call mentioned a possible stolen vehicle and a 30-year-old woman with chest pain at another location on West Broadway.

Person injured in fall detected by Apple Watch at Pomona Ave

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