Traffic collision on westbound 210 near Sierra Madre Villa exit, Pasadena CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a traffic collision occurred on westbound 210 near the Sierra Madre Villa exit involving a semi-truck and another vehicle. A male passenger is reported to have difficulty breathing and possible traumatic injuries.
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01:52
Transcript:
00:00
If after I was calling back saying there's a male, having difficulty breathing, westbound 210 at Sierra Madre Villa off-ramp?
00:12
37 copies that track then we'll go to that location.
00:16
Additionally, the RP is stating he's blocking lanes with his semi-truck and is out of the vehicle with the driver.
00:25
37 copies, you can place you back on the call please.
00:30
Touch the 32.
00:32
Okay,
00:33
the 32, you can go ahead and put it back on as well.
00:38
Probably.
00:45
We go from engine 32 is on scene.
00:49
Westbound 210 at the Madre exit.
00:53
We have one vehicle into a back of a semi-truck.
00:58
Engine 32, we investigate.
01:00
This appears to be a separate incident.
01:02
Okay.
01:09
All these.
01:16
Go?
01:18
From engine 32?
01:21
Andrew 32? Go?
01:25
Yeah, if we can get T-H2 to X-I, this is going to be traumatic injury.
01:30
Andrew 32, then would you like an RA?
01:34
We have R.A.
01:35
We have R.R. 32 on team with us.
01:38
Copy.
01:41
As you 32 from 37, can you need a more sense?
01:45
Yeah, go ahead and send your question now.
01:47
This is Sephirano just happened and major trauma.
01:52
Copy.
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Location mentioned:
Sierra Madre Villa Station, Pasadena, CA 91107
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