Rubbish fire call near Hollywood Freeway found unfounded, Los Angeles CA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible rubbish fire near Sherman Way and the Hollywood Freeway in Los Angeles. Upon investigation, no fire was found, and the call was determined to be unfounded. A separate mention of a vehicle and pedestrian incident at another intersection was noted in the transmissions.
Audio|Heard on: Operations Dispatch - Fire/EMS (North of Mulholland)
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00:38
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 89, rubbish fire intersection of Sherman Way and Hollywood Freeway.
00:05
Rescue 89, update your status.
00:11
Life Force Rescue 74, auto versus pedestrian intersection of Foothill Boulevard and Pinewood Avenue.
00:21
Life Force 98, you're canceled engine.
00:23
(name withheld), closer, you're attached.
00:27
J9 Sherman Way, the 170.
00:30
We find no rubbish fire.
00:31
They called out for a better location.
00:36
Engine 89, roger, stand by.
00:37
We'll check.
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Location mentioned:
Hollywood Fwy, Los Angeles, CA
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