Motorcycle rider injured in remote Maple Springs area

Heard on: Orange CA Fire-Tac Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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This is OCFA from Duke One.

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We copy there was a remote rescue out in Maple Springs.

00:07

Duke one, that's affirmative.

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We are going to be running this on four foxtrot, use five alpha as your ground.

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We're looking for a 29 year old male.

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Six people in the party, but he has a fall from a motorcycle.

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We'll give you the last.

00:20

Latitude and longitude when you're ready.

00:22

Fire from Duke One, go ahead.

00:26

Gonna be near the Maple Springs entrance.

00:30

Latitude and longitude, we don't have a very good hit, but it is 33 decimal 746117 by negative 117 decimal 591888.

00:45

Take one copy.

00:46

Yeah, was there a what three words?

00:49

Do you have what three words? Again, this GPS hit is not, it's 90% at 800 meters, so not accurate, but it is.

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Hances, Steely, Foremost.

7/25/2026 01:39 AM

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Maple Springs/Harding Truck Trail Off Road Park, Silverado, CA 92676

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews coordinated an apparent remote rescue near the Maple Springs entrance for an adult man who reportedly fell from a motorcycle while riding with a group of six. Air and ground units used GPS coordinates to locate the group in an off-road area near Silverado in Orange County.