Fire units force entry for medical emergency at apartment, Los Angeles CA
Medical EmergencyFire units responded to a medical emergency and forced entry into an apartment after failing to contact anyone inside. The reporting party waited outside while firefighters entered to check on the occupant.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire and EMS Dispatch - North Division
01:21
Transcript:
00:00
Can you try the call back? We're unable to locate one in the backhouse.
00:03
No one's responding.
00:07
Engine 89, stand by.
00:15
NG107-107 on the radio, Fall, 206-52 Lassen.
00:20
NG91, Rescue 77, Autobite, 128, 82, Van Nuys.
00:32
National Prevention, A-N, and we found our patient.
00:37
Engine 99, Roger.
00:39
Submission from Engine 7, we made accident.
00:42
Engine 7, we made accident.
00:44
Engine 7, Roger.
00:45
Central Fire, Engine 7 is a reporting party down inside? We're going to have to force entry into the unit.
00:59
Engine 7, the RP is outside waiting for you.
01:02
Do you not see him?
01:06
We're at apartment 10, we're at the unit.
01:15
Engine 7, Roger, we have the call take on the line.
01:18
We'll let him know.
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Location mentioned:
Near Woodman Ave, Arleta, CA 91331
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