Pedestrian involved in traffic collision near Roscoe Blvd and Tampa Ave, Los Angeles CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a pedestrian was involved in a traffic collision near Roscoe Boulevard and Tampa Avenue in Los Angeles. Emergency units responded with an ambulance and code 3 response.
Audio|Heard on: LAPD Dispatch - Valley Bureau
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02:2
Transcript:
00:00
Tampa and Roscoe, Tampan Rosco here at Deltok code 3 and 3708 or D1792.
00:04
Ballytrovich. Valley traffic units have identified.
00:09
It's going to watch two correction on the incident numbers.
00:13
It's going to be for incident 3294, 3135,
00:18
and 3341.
00:20
1786.
00:23
I can sell back all the 607 watch 6 to call that they have a handle 6.
00:28
67 watch 6 to the queue watch 3 is down.
00:35
Thank you.
00:42
13 VCTVCT 1,
00:44
show me clear to the region Sinclair.
00:49
Team VCP 1, clear.
00:53
Near Morrana Street.
00:55
It's Carta T-2-tuncote ducat 3-7-7-7-7-7-8-3-7-7-8-3 sent us that call on Santa-A-40.
01:16
I'm Sherryon Pots 15-vaden test tab on Vaden has of the task of the subject male white, shirt or shorts possibly under the end of the traffic on my call for additional.
01:29
3-incent 3-7-270161 can I get the last four of my incident can you get at North Hollywood unit to handle that please
01:38
But last call on Tampa,
01:41
we're going to respond for VTD.
01:44
Can you have patrol?
01:46
We'll respond to ONETA.
01:49
Sure.
01:52
Steve 32, requesting Demerton, you know, respond code 3, to an ambulance traffic, pedestrian involved, Tampa and Roscoe, traffic unit responding hope 2 with the long delay, incident 3708.
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Location mentioned:
Roscoe Blvd & Tampa Ave, Los Angeles, CA 91324
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