Traffic accident near Forest Lawn in Glendale, Glendale CA
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TrafficEmergency crews responded to a traffic accident near Forest Lawn in Glendale. The incident appeared minor and involved coordination at nearby intersections and the right shoulder of the roadway.
Audio|Heard on: Verdugo Fire Red 1-8
Listen to dispatch call
01:49
Transcript:
00:00
Are we gone on Pollard Way? It might be west of all his way, so we might have missed it.
00:05
If you guys continue down.
00:09
Great time to that, Joe.
00:10
You want to go past all the way, Jesse?
00:13
Go with Colanga.
00:15
Yeah, like I had it showing it right at all in the way or at least a different accident.
00:21
I think that's it.
00:22
We're at Forest Lawn and I'm not really safe just yet.
00:27
Okay, copy.
00:28
We'll go all the way to go like that.
00:30
Okay,
00:32
copy. We'll go all the way to go like that.
00:35
Do you guys copy that drag?
00:41
All right, 50 copy.
00:42
We'll just do something like.
00:51
50. I know you guys in front of us.
01:06
You get on at all the way? All right way.
01:09
Super. We have the last.
01:15
12, you're right, you're gonna have to go to Colang gun, come back on it, everybody's on the right shoulder.
01:20
Myself in Ari 15, they'll step around the hit.
01:25
Yeah, we're gonna get up that Forest Lawn and swing around.
01:31
Copy that, you can probably stay up the real if you want to watch us, I'll let you know if you need this look pretty minor.
01:37
Copy, thank you.
01:46
If you see a crowd break, so they should be up there for you.
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Location mentioned:
Forest Lawn, 1712 S Glendale Ave, Glendale, CA 91205
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