Child falls 150 feet in rock quarry; police on scene, Los Angeles CA
Medical EmergencyA young child fell about 150 feet down a steep slope in a rock quarry near Laurel Canyon and Tonopah. Emergency responders and police, including SWAT, are on site. Authorities are coordinating rescue efforts and safety measures due to an unknown suspect presence.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire
06:15
Transcript:
00:00
Metro Battalion 12, I'll be assuming not Brantford, I see.
00:03
What we have is...
00:05
an approximately four-year-old female in the rock quarry, about 150 feet down on 180 degree slope.
00:15
I'm going to need all use our resources to respond at to Laurel Canyon near Tonopah and wait for PD.
00:24
I'll have BC81 respond to the command post, which is at the reported location, off of Brantford.
00:33
and that will be our Unified Command Post with LAPD.
00:41
Bramford, I.C., Roger.
00:44
DC81 to the Command Post, Unified with LAPD. All use are units respond to Laurel Canyon near Tonopah.
00:55
Cynion, 52 Autopet, 466 Melrose.
01:04
Rescue 98 from IC[2].
01:14
Rescue 98 from IC[2] IC.
01:20
Go ahead.
01:24
Rescue 98, you're going to be medical unit for our personnel or PD.
01:31
Copy Rescue 98, Medical.
01:35
Medical unit.
01:37
Mr.
01:42
Rescue 77, we're available on a district. You'll move up. You can release them.
01:52
Five,
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injury 1252, sander, third.
02:05
Seventy-four, rescue 76, stress, May 1-1-140 Hillhaven.
02:12
Measure 8B40 can chill with on-the-scene, MBC not respondent.
02:17
54, Roger, engine 57 of Donald Payne, LAPD-77.
02:26
Metro, light 466, available radio. Can release, a move-up.
02:32
9-466, writer.
02:38
For Metro.
02:45
Nightrofoam.
02:48
Light Force 61 elevator, restriction to Hauser and Wilshire. Light Force 20.
02:55
Light Force 20, move emergency to Fire Station 27.
03:02
Force 29, you got a unit number?
03:09
Stand by.
03:14
I was a novice fire intersection of Union and 6.
03:16
Just 248, can you put engine 248 CAB going back to 48?
03:23
It's a 248 CAV.
03:30
We've located.
03:32
Roger.
03:36
Metro 29, we copy your message.
03:42
In force 27, we're back in our district from our training. You can't pull that move up for life force 20.
03:57
Copy it's going to be Brantford, I see post CP is off of Brantford.
04:01
I'll have you Unify here. I'll give you some essay at the command post.
04:12
Roger that Metro if you need it, you can catch it.
04:22
27 be incident 695,
04:25
General 8, attack 17 and 18.
04:32
Question request to be added, repeat.
04:37
AC4, adding to incident 1897.
04:49
NG-90 from IC[2].
04:55
Okay.
04:56
Okay. We're going to be at the San Fernando side, correct?
05:05
221-47 Covella.
05:09
personnel with the paramedic rescue and head to the bottom of the quarry with PDs.
05:21
Graham, for that, copy that. Terry 8th at Laurel Canyon near Tonopah.
05:27
Okay, I'm going to say to all reuse our resources at Laurel Canyon near Tonopah.
05:36
Um...
05:37
What is that you? Are you in there?
05:42
Yeah, that's 338 at Laurel Canyon near Tonopah. I don't see any access from this side.
05:48
Okay,
05:50
there is access to the patient there. I was told by Truck 98, there's access from high ground at the location via a walkway where you potentially set up and get ice.
06:07
There's an unknown suspect.
06:09
We have PD on scene and a SWAT[1], so we're not going to engage to develop contingency plan.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
SWAT: Specialized police unit equipped for high-risk operations and situations requiring advanced tactics.
[2]
IC: Person with overall command and responsibility for managing an incident or emergency situation.
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Location mentioned:
Laurel Canyon Blvd & Tonopah St, Los Angeles, CA 91331
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