Juvenile rescued from storm drain in Oak View, Oak View CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to Oak View Avenue and High Street for a juvenile reported stuck in a storm drain. County fire and police units provided mutual aid and successfully rescued the juvenile, who was confirmed safe.
Audio|Heard on: Ventura County Sheriff Dispatch - West
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
Three Adam Twelve, Three Sam Twenty Two respond code three for mutual aid with county fire at E Oak View Avenue and High Street.
00:06
RP is reporting (name withheld) stuck in the storm drain at E Oak View Avenue and High Street.
00:18
John 41.
00:30
John 41, 10-9 in that traffic.
00:45
This is one John 41.
00:48
D John 41, I copied one in custody.
00:53
Hey bro.
00:56
This is one John 41.
01:02
D John 41.
01:06
On 0215, we're at the main jail with the victim in (name withheld) for the out of county felony warrant other than today.
01:12
H on forty-one, 1015 to main.
01:14
E David eleven, I'll show you ten eight.
01:20
Station one in Maryland.
01:24
Eight Mary one.
01:26
Station one in Mary one, unit ninety-eight road cleared.
01:32
Eight Mary one and units ten eighty-eight.
01:38
Three Adam Twelve, Three Sam Twenty Two.
01:40
You can Den Twenty Two.
01:41
The juvenile is safe and out of the storm drain.
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Location mentioned:
Oak View Ave & High St, Oak View, CA 93022
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