Firefighters Battle Deep-Seated Structural Fire
Fire & ArsonA major fire is being fought by firefighters at a building. They are using hoses and planning to use an excavator to help once the fire is under control. There may be concerns about hazardous materials due to runoff.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire
04:5
Transcript:
Empty radio service, take control, honey, copy. Tech control radio, loud is loud. Loudly, clear also. Yeah, we've got enough man tower here. We've also got a heavy equipment operator with an excavator. Once we get a decent knockdown, he'll be able to mix it up, and we can get whatever is decided in there that we can't with the hose lines alone. Roger that. Any need for hazmat for runoff? foam on all the handlines home all day. The time of the limit continue through with the additional thousand four cent paramedic rescue you may get additional calls so this is a deep-seated fire 60, Roger (name withheld) and round, NBC-19. Redisky 62, Roger and wrong. Force 10, respondent, a destruction fire, 1730, you to watch, Boulevard, Channel 9, attack 12. Yeah, I've got the excavator operator here standing on top of his rig. He's ready to go when we are, but we're going to get a little bit more of a knockdown first. 019012. Alpha Bravo from IC. You're making good progress. Do we have an accountability of primary search for all workers? I see you that by force and I'll see. We're getting a pretty decent dock down here on Alpha. We're going to get ready to transition to this excavator in about five minutes.
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Los Angeles, CA
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