Vehicle crashes into aqueduct in Los Angeles County, Los Angeles County CA
TrafficA vehicle crashed through a fence into an aqueduct in Los Angeles County. Emergency teams have been searching the water for possible victims. Visibility in the water is low, and the flow has been shut down to assist the search. So far, no victims have been found.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles County Fire - Command 10
03:29
Transcript:
00:00
(name withheld) 17, Comptor 1-5 on command 10.
00:05
Comptor 1-5, go ahead.
00:08
Are you 100% certain we don't have victims? Would you like us to get the dive team or search downstream?
00:18
Comptor 15. I just requested LA to get the dive team flowing out here.
00:23
But yeah,
00:24
I changed that. Also, I'd like you to come on scene and look for us because we're not seeing anything.
00:29
If you could check between the bridge at near 47 and then the aqueduct has the grades that goes underground.
00:39
Okay, copy, we'll continue to your incident, and they'll have to have a copter 21, go pick up the dive team in Santa Monica and bring them out.
00:49
Comptor 15, that sounds like a great plan, thanks.
00:53
L.A. 15, copy.
00:56
Coptor 15, copy.
01:03
Aqueduct Cee, quid 24. We're on scene.
01:10
Hey, Clint 24, go ahead and stage. I'm not sure we're gonna need you.
01:16
Copy low stage out.
01:19
Tell agent 136, you can attach me the USAR[1] and the tender on that call at time 17.
01:29
USAT 136. LAC, chapter 1.5 on scene.
01:34
The 21, go ahead.
01:36
Coptor 1 to 5 on scene.
01:38
Copy on scene.
01:44
And I see you from Coptor 15. We'll start down here to the east and work our way back to you.
01:51
Coptor 15, copy that. I spoke with the aqueduct maintenance person and he said that most likely everything you see in the car will float all the way down and get stopped at the grades down at the end.
02:02
I don't know how much visibility you have, but he said it's about 20 feet deep down there.
02:09
Yeah, we don't have much visibility,
02:11
more than four or five feet of water, it looks like.
02:15
Okay, copy that. Thanks for giving this a good look.
02:22
Are they working on shutting the water down somewhere along here?
02:27
That's affirmative. They shut the water down. We're not going to notice it for quite a while.
02:33
Copy.
02:39
Aqueduct IC[2] from Squad 131.
02:45
Aqueduct officer.
02:51
Squad 131, go ahead.
02:57
Aqueduct IC[2] from squad 131.
03:01
We checked on the ground near the gate.
03:04
Nothing visible, nothing noteworthy. We're headed back your way.
03:09
Copy.
03:15
Coptor 15, aqueduct IC[2].
03:19
Just be good.
03:21
Hey,
03:23
the fence is all ran over here and there are tire marks, so the car definitely went in here and surety went downriver from here.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
USAR: Urban Search and Rescue
[2]
IC: Person with overall command and responsibility for managing an incident or emergency situation.
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