Two treated after crash blocking northbound 110 to 101
TrafficRadio traffic about a vehicle crash on the northbound 110-to-101 transition. Two people reported with chest pain. Traffic was fully stopped, and crews requested highway units to open a lane. No one appeared trapped; EMS units were responding and preparing to treat the patients on scene.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire
02:10
Transcript:
I took my force three. We're on the northbound 110[1]-to-101 transition. Be able to communicate with CHP. Traffic is fully stopped here or unable to approach and they're able to open up a lane to let us up to get to the incident. Not for sure, (name withheld). 10, chest pain, 643 West 38. In 20 from Lightforce 3, I don't know if you were able to see how far in the transition to the 101 stage when he was at. We're trying Metro to get them to open up a lane. That's a recent mention, please, that's the negative. 44 south three in place. And pressure route. It looks like it's literally right then to one. It looks like it's literally right then. It looks like you're opposed. Yeah, wanting to D.C. open it up. We finally got through. It looks like we'll be able to handle it with our life force and the two rescues coming. You can stand by there. I'll let you know in a second if I need you. About that. It's one. It did look like there was only two patients at this car that doesn't appear to be anyone trapped at this time, so just stand by.
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10: Chest Pain
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US-101, Los Angeles, CA
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