Tree damages apartment near South Lewis Rd, Camarillo CA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, county fire and mutual aid responded to a tree that fell into an apartment near South Lewis Road in Camarillo. The single resident was evacuated as a precaution after the home was deemed unsafe. Crews also handled a nearby traffic issue involving a fallen tree at Mission Oaks and North Dawson.
Audio|Heard on: Ventura County Sheriff Dispatch - West
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Transcript:
00:00
Unit three twelve twelve, mutual aid with county fire near South Lewis Road.
00:04
Unit twenty, tree into an apartment.
00:08
County fire is on scene near South Lewis Road, unit twenty.
00:14
Three twelve four.
00:23
Station one eight boy eleven one in custody.
00:27
Eight four one one in custody of Finney's.
00:41
Three Sam nineteen.
00:57
Three zero seven nineteen.
00:59
Go for three seven nineteen.
01:03
Three zero seven nineteen, traffic related issue.
01:07
Mission Oaks at North Dawson, a tree down blocking lanes.
01:10
Have Mission open Dawson.
01:14
Three zero seven nineteen.
01:17
Station one three twelve.
01:25
Hey Charles, eleven.
01:33
Correction, last unit to one? Uh,
01:36
The home was deemed unsafe by fire and the single resident was evacuated.
01:39
Resident will be staying next door.
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Location mentioned:
S Lewis Rd, Camarillo, CA 93012
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