Injury crash on Del Mar Ave sparks urgent medical response, San Gabriel CA
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TrafficA collision with a pedestrian injured sparks emergency response near Del Mar Avenue and the 10 Freeway, with investigation and medical teams dispatched promptly.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Fire - Dispatch 3
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Transcript:
00:00
Traffic collision, BLS[1] 102s.
00:04
Investigation outside 101 One-o-one unconscious 90s.
00:19
Injury ALS[2] 4S, squad 70 corrections, Squad 47, Del Mar Avenue, cross of the 10 Freeway, Squad 47, acknowledged by voice.
00:33
Claude 47 en route.
00:37
Claude Pryson.
00:43
Engine 101,
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LA.
00:46
LA, engine 101, go ahead.
00:49
Engine 101, Pidion, seen is reporting their UTO.
00:54
L.A.A. Agent 101, copies, UTL.
00:57
Do you have anything further?
01:03
101 negative other than description and text.
01:10
LA Engine 101 copies UTL,
01:14
Engine 101 is available.
01:17
101.
01:18
Engine 188, LA's fuzz check.
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L.A. 188, we're voice, point.
01:33
Wires down, 154.
01:35
L.A.
01:41
Incheon 4, can you check with Verdugo? Looks like Sam Gabriel might be handling on the north side of the freeway.
01:47
Engine 4, copy.
01:54
Engine 4, L.A.
01:55
Verdugo did confirm the air working incident at this location.
01:59
Also traffic collision versus pedestrian.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
BLS: Basic, non-advanced medical response or transport provided by EMT-level personnel or units.
[2]
ALS: Advanced Life Support: paramedic-level medical care and response for high-acuity or life-threatening emergencies.
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Location mentioned:
Del Mar Ave, San Gabriel, CA 91776
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