Car crashes into train crossing lights in Los Angeles, Los Angeles CA
TrafficA car hit train crossing lights at the intersection of Alameda and Anaheim in Los Angeles. Two people were injured and one person was possibly trapped in the vehicle. Emergency responders requested the train tracks be shut down for safety while they worked on the rescue.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire and EMS Dispatch - South Division
02:24
Transcript:
00:00
7-5 for physical rescue at 38's first in.
00:06
Battalion 4 on the radio, engine rescue 38, engine 35, rescue 36, engine 11, light force 12, heavy rescue 3,
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DMS 13.
00:16
Respond of physical rescue, intersection Alameda, and Anaheim.
00:20
It's going to be a channel 7 response, 918[1].
00:35
That's right now we're available for our first ten.
00:39
Please approve that you have one.
00:44
Agent 79 run.
00:56
Metro from engine 38 and rescue 38 on scene at Alameda and Anaheim.
01:01
We have a one car T.A.
01:03
Into the train lights,
01:06
possibility of one person trapped, total of two patients this time.
01:11
Can we get the tracks shut down in this location?
01:23
Engine 38, Roger one car into the train lights with one person trapped.
01:28
We'll work on shutting down the train tracks.
01:33
Metro from Agent 38, updated sized up,
01:37
two patients, one person trapped, driver's seat.
01:41
We have two perimeter crested en route that should be able to handle.
01:51
Agent 38, Roger, two patients with one person trapped.
02:01
Metro 138 let me know when we know that train tracks are shut down.
02:09
Engine 38, Roger.
02:17
Measure from Boe 3.
02:18
Can you show us on Zine in my incident?
02:23
VOT3, Roger.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
918: Person exhibiting signs of mental illness or emotional disturbance.
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Location mentioned:
Alameda St & E Anaheim St, Los Angeles, CA 90744
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