Male jumped from building; victim taken to hospital, Los Angeles CA
Medical EmergencyA male jumped from a building near Newton Street in Los Angeles following a disturbance. Emergency responders requested backup and an air unit. The victim was transported to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. Traffic control measures were put in place near Broadway.
Audio|Source: LAPD - South Bureau
02:48
Transcript:
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The subject male jumped from a building for a disturbance at 1725 East Newton. Requesting backup, air unit, and supervisor for a group party.
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Down 3, Roger.
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12A5-12 3, has he arrived?
00:35
Respond to 1725 Newton at the front door west side of the building.
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On the street.
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On the street, Roger.
00:51
Backup responding, he is down.
00:57
I have the unit on scene.
00:59
Search 2-6-5x for at least one of them.
01:03
The unit code 6 on scene, social splice for 35.
01:10
The fire department, find out where RA257 is transferring the victim.
01:16
Harbor-UCLA Medical Center.
01:22
12x oh seven, they're responding to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center.
01:26
Do you confirm X07 to follow with that already?
01:33
341 do we have any eight cars holding main?
01:41
Main? Yeah.
01:42
It's in front of the building.
01:49
Can you have that unit come to the North South Valley?
01:54
We respond to the North South Valley.
01:58
Can you advise MTA that north and southbound traffic on Broadway is going to shut down from 77 to 75?
02:11
North and southbound traffic on Broadway from 727 to 75.
02:22
Central traffic unit Central Tropic traffic M6 Mateo M6 and 6th control control control control.
02:33
And somebody needs to go to that hospital 257 to the RA.
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642 is there, two additional units for traffic control at 706 and Broadway and one unit to respond with RA257 to Harbor-UCLA with the victim.
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Location mentioned:
Near Newton St, Los Angeles, CA 90021
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