Automatic fire alarm at 5450 Hollywood Boulevard (Red Line Hollywood Western Station). Units 82, Battalion 5, and Lifeforce 35 on scene, nothing showing, in investigation mode., Los Angeles CA
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Fire & ArsonAutomatic fire alarm at 5450 Hollywood Boulevard (Red Line Hollywood Western Station). Units 82, Battalion 5, and Lifeforce 35 on scene, nothing showing, in investigation mode.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles City Fire and EMS Dispatch - South Division
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02:18
Transcript:
00:00
The J2, Lifeforce 35, Battalion 5, Automatical Arm, 54, 50, Hollywood Boulevard, Red Line, Hollywood Western Station.
00:09
Channel 7, responds back of the 6-4 or 864?
00:15
Rescue 64. Rescue 64.
00:18
Rescue 64, this is a BLS run.
00:29
Vatchel Rescue 835, attach us with our rescue, cancel engine 35.
00:36
Remain available, they're already unseen.
00:39
Injit 17, engine 25, northbound fire transition to the westbound 10.
00:47
Force and Rescue 20, overdose, 1575, West 2nd Street, Rescue 861 Unconscious, 386 outburnside.
00:59
Skate 84 Bell in Payne, 57, 18 was quick.
01:02
The patrol from engine 82 on scene at 5450, Hollywood Boulevard.
01:07
Got the patrol, rail, rail, rice.
01:10
Nothing's showing at this time.
01:12
We'll be on the emphasis to get the boot.
01:19
Engine 82, Roger.
01:24
It's responding to the automatic alarm,
01:27
5450 Hollywood Boulevard at the red line station.
01:31
Engine 82 on scene reports nothing showing in the invest mode.
02:01
Metro Light Force 35 on scene at 5450 Hollywood Boulevard Cross of the Red Line.
02:15
We've got nothing showing.
02:17
We are in the invest mode.
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Location mentioned:
Argyle Ave. & Hollywood Blvd. Red Line Station, Los Angeles, CA 90028
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