Second-floor apartment fire sends one to hospital, Carlsbad CA
Fire & ArsonRadio traffic about a fire at 5120 Don Matta Drive. Crews report a second-floor fire, request ventilation, and secure the electric utility. One patient was taken to UC San Diego hospital by ground and a second ambulance was requested. Multiple fire units and a battalion chief responded.
Audio|Source: San Marcos Public Safety
03:35
Transcript:
Engine 103[1] and BLF 125[2]. At 5120, Don Matta Drive. Copylock. Get you at 360 and meet at your ICP. I see (name withheld) 148. Battalion 148[3]. I see (name withheld) 148. I see (name withheld) 148. 360 is complete. No hazards noted. Additionally, RA 143[5] is paneling the patient on their own, freed up engine 141, correction into 144, who will be assisting engine 141 for previous assignment. Additionally, the patient will be going to UC San Diego by ground. I see copies, thanks. (name withheld), Italian 131 from Hill I see. You can go and cancel (name withheld) we've got here, thanks. Okay, 131 copies. I see truck 141. Truck 141[4]. Truck 141. We'll climb right off clear on the second floor Division 2. It's probably 233-2. I'm going to need some ventilation on the second floor with the green haven't by engine 144. No on the need. A copy your primary on both upstairs units and no need. Engine 144, RMIC. You confirm for me and get utility secured. 144 copies. You killed it. I see. All right. See. All right. You call me. Last unit, repeat your traffic. 5-2nd-1-41. Electro pool is secure to this unit. Copy electric utility is secured. Northcombar, Hem, I see. For amic. One patient transported by ground to UC San Diego like to request a second ambulance. For AMIC, Narcancopies, one patient to UC San Diego, processing additional ambulance. (name withheld) IC is your 141. (name withheld) IC. Not sure if you know the traffic light, see? Not in control of this back bedroom. No spread to the firearm units or juice.
Engine 103[1] and BLF 125[2]. At 5120, Don Matta Drive. Copylock. Get you at 360 and meet at your ICP. I see (name withheld) 148. Battalion 148[3]. I see (name withheld) 148. I see (name withheld) 148. 360 is complete. No hazards noted. Additionally, RA 143[5] is paneling the patient on their own, freed up engine 141, correction into 144, who will be assisting engine 141 for previous assignment. Additionally, the patient will be going to UC San Diego by ground. I see copies, thanks. (name withheld), Italian 131 from Hill I see. You can go and cancel (name withheld) we've got here, thanks. Okay, 131 copies. I see truck 141. Truck 141[4]. Truck 141. We'll climb right off clear on the second floor Division 2. It's probably 233-2. I'm going to need some ventilation on the second floor with the green haven't by engine 144. No on the need. A copy your primary on both upstairs units and no need. Engine 144, RMIC. You confirm for me and get utility secured. 144 copies. You killed it. I see. All right. See. All right. You call me. Last unit, repeat your traffic. 5-2nd-1-41. Electro pool is secure to this unit. Copy electric utility is secured. Northcombar, Hem, I see. For amic. One patient transported by ground to UC San Diego like to request a second ambulance. For AMIC, Narcancopies, one patient to UC San Diego, processing additional ambulance. (name withheld) IC is your 141. (name withheld) IC. Not sure if you know the traffic light, see? Not in control of this back bedroom. No spread to the firearm units or juice.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Engine 103: Fire Engine
[2]
BLF 125: Brush/Fire Unit
[3]
Battalion 148: Battalion Chief
[4]
Truck 141: Fire Truck
[5]
RA 143: Rescue Ambulance
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Location mentioned:
Near Don Mata Dr, Carlsbad, CA 92010
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