Vehicle crashes into rv on salamo boulevard near new hampshire ave, Los Angeles County CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle crashed into an RV on Salamo Boulevard near New Hampshire Avenue in Torrance. The female driver, who remained inside the vehicle, is suspected to be intoxicated. Emergency responders are on the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Sheriff, Fire and Aircraft - Santa Clarita Valley
Listen to dispatch call
01:32
Transcript:
00:00
Carson Units could through response made a 902[2] , 902R[3], 914C[1],
00:05
Lomita Boulevard, cross of New Hampshire Avenue in Torrance.
00:10
Lomita Boulevard cross of New Hampshire Avenue in Torrance.
00:14
Informant said the white mobile crashed into his RV.
00:19
Female white adult driver still in vehicle, possibly intoxicated.
00:25
Target 14. unit to respond in three or less identify.
00:33
Carson 163 and to respond code 3163, 163.
00:40
And 160, Tom, N1, also respond code 3, 160 Tom.
00:54
Keep reading, 117, about 135.
01:02
LA, squad 877.
01:05
LA, squad 87, copy.
01:08
16, copy.
01:10
160, Tom, code 6-ray, and then 902[2]T, on telema.
01:14
I'm going to be.
01:30
6-3-902[2] on New Hampshire.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
914C: Contact or identify a citizen, caller, or complainant.
[2]
902: Medical or injury-related emergency requiring assistance from police, fire, or EMS personnel.
[3]
902R: Rescue or emergency medical response requested, often for injury or medical emergency situations.
[4]
902T: Traffic collision report, injury status unspecified or unknown
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
S New Hampshire Ave, California
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