Fire damages multiple trailers near freeway in Los Angeles, Los Angeles CA
Fire & ArsonA large fire has affected several tractor-trailers and a trailer near the westbound 1st Opie Freeway and Vermont Avenue in Los Angeles. Emergency responders are working to control the fire, which has caused lane closures.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire
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Transcript:
I see from engine 57 on the Bravo exposure. We got a good difference between the actual fire and the building. The exposure is not threatened at this time. We'll get hose signs. Once it just kind of burns out a little more, we'll get hose lines around on this side. Get a good knockout on it. I see from Indy 64 be advised 864 in light 433 on 115th Street we do have a two and a half established behind the structures and a parking lot we're gonna hold up on water right now. Last unit for IC[1], repeat your message. I see from engine 64 Me advice. I see for Bravo. Go ahead, brovo. I suggest giving hold of THHPP having the off-bram locked off on the Westbound 1st Opie Freeway at Vermont. As the fire progresses, you can try to expose the vehicles on the off-ram. Asmat 95 and Rescue 95, we'll advise as DHB to shut down the westbound lane. Engine and rescue 95 en route. Vermont, I see you have 20 minutes on your incident timer. Bravo copy that slot 14 with us. You have 20 minutes on your incident timer. I think it's almost got into the last tractor truck. Got me. I see, Charlie. Go ahead, Joey. Yeah, Chief, so it's a total of three TNG trucks now. A double-wide trailer that is not C and G that is starting to take off. I suggest we put some water on it there and we'll be able to stop it where the fire's at now. Okay, I need you to paint a clear picture here. You're just saying you can put water on a trailer to protect the trailer, correct? Yes, if we let that trailer burn, there's another truck, another T and G truck on the other side of that. and we'll be able to put some water on it from a distance. Copy that, go ahead. Engine 79 from IC, what's your trail location?
I see from engine 57 on the Bravo exposure. We got a good difference between the actual fire and the building. The exposure is not threatened at this time. We'll get hose signs. Once it just kind of burns out a little more, we'll get hose lines around on this side. Get a good knockout on it. I see from Indy 64 be advised 864 in light 433 on 115th Street we do have a two and a half established behind the structures and a parking lot we're gonna hold up on water right now. Last unit for IC[1], repeat your message. I see from engine 64 Me advice. I see for Bravo. Go ahead, brovo. I suggest giving hold of THHPP having the off-bram locked off on the Westbound 1st Opie Freeway at Vermont. As the fire progresses, you can try to expose the vehicles on the off-ram. Asmat 95 and Rescue 95, we'll advise as DHB to shut down the westbound lane. Engine and rescue 95 en route. Vermont, I see you have 20 minutes on your incident timer. Bravo copy that slot 14 with us. You have 20 minutes on your incident timer. I think it's almost got into the last tractor truck. Got me. I see, Charlie. Go ahead, Joey. Yeah, Chief, so it's a total of three TNG trucks now. A double-wide trailer that is not C and G that is starting to take off. I suggest we put some water on it there and we'll be able to stop it where the fire's at now. Okay, I need you to paint a clear picture here. You're just saying you can put water on a trailer to protect the trailer, correct? Yes, if we let that trailer burn, there's another truck, another T and G truck on the other side of that. and we'll be able to put some water on it from a distance. Copy that, go ahead. Engine 79 from IC, what's your trail location?
Police codes explained
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IC: Incident Commander (fire management)
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Location mentioned:
Slauson Ave & Vermont Ave (Westbound), Los Angeles, CA 90044
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