Small outside fire near highway 126 contained by engine 28, Los Angeles County CA
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Fire & ArsonA small fire was reported near highway 126. Firefighters from Engine 28 responded and successfully extinguished the fire outside.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Sheriff, Fire and Aircraft - Santa Clarita Valley
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02:17
Transcript:
00:00
Paula is going to be the north side of the 126, currently at 3,300.
00:05
Anybody out there?
00:12
All 37, engine 24, 215 East Avenue 4, Engine 24, Acknowledged by voice.
00:21
This is there 24 row.
00:25
Engine 24, copy.
00:31
B. Bees. Bees.
00:33
Bees.
00:34
Bees. B. B.
00:36
B.
00:37
B.
00:43
2907, I copy your 902R[1] request.
00:47
All units standby unless for emergent for fire, correction.
00:51
All units stand by for fire unless for emergency, all units stand by for fire and less for emergency.
00:58
24 can't be your response.
01:09
7996303 for your a 902 war request.
01:13
Sanjuvino engine 28 will handle small outside fire take back to tag going back to 8.
01:29
611 are up?
01:31
7651.
01:37
Metro Engine 28 on 9, you copy.
01:41
Agent 28 on 9, you copy.
01:47
Agent 28, this is Metro on Channel 9, you copy.
01:52
I copy you now, but just making sure you heard my size up, engine 28 will handle.
01:56
We had a small outside fire.
02:00
Roger, engine 28 rescue 8 will handle.
02:02
Small outside fire out.
02:09
Code 167.
02:11
I'm at 43, you now have your tender.
02:17
Fire out.
Police codes explained
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[1]
902R: Rescue or emergency medical response requested, often for injury or medical emergency situations.
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CA-126, California
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