Fire hydrant knocked over and leaking water in accident, Los Angeles County CA
TrafficA fire hydrant was knocked over and leaking water at the intersection near Rendville and Roaston. The cause is unknown. The incident was a non-injury traffic collision. The sheriff was requested to respond for an accident report.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles County Fire - Dispatch 2
02:22
Transcript:
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Engine 6-1 voice confirmation hydrant, Pacific Coast Highway at Pennsylvania Avenue,
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acknowledge. All right-engine 6 in route.
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Engine 6 in route.
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SikilS 35, squad 3.
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Assault 35, Quinn 3.
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Elation 6. That student, go ahead.
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Elation 6, can you confirm is this a leaking hydrant or a shared hydrant? We have holes on the ground, it's 8 to nothing.
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All-Ansia-34.
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34 stand by one engine six this is a report of a hydrant on its side leaking water unknown cause informant was a pass-by only 34 go ahead with your traffic
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L834 where UGL can we get a better cross rate please
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34 we receive the information through sheriff I'll check with them for further
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34 copy, thank you.
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Testifying 21, engine and squad 21.
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Unconscious, 17, squad 28.
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Assault 31, engine 31.
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Assault 31, engine 31.
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LA from engine 6, can you try rescinding, we don't have anything on an MPC[2].
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Engine 6, stand by way.
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Engine 34. All right?
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No, engine 34.
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Engine 34 per sheriff, they have no further details.
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LA 34, we've located, it's going to be the intersection of Rendville and Roaston, non-injury T-C[1], but can we have Sheriff respond for an action report?
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34 Sheriff is en route.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
T-C: Traffic Collision
[2]
MPC: Mobile Portable Computer (context: info sent to fire engine)
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Los Angeles County, CA
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