Child rescued from car stuck in water near 110th St E, Los Angeles County CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders assisted a vehicle that became stuck in rising water near 110th Street East and Avenue J in Lake Los Angeles. The car, a BMW, had three occupants, including a four-year-old child. Crews responded to rescue the trapped individuals.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Sheriff Dispatch 3,8,9,13,14; California Highway Patrol: South LA & East LA; Downey Fire
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Transcript:
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110th Street East and Avenue J, Lake Los Angeles.
00:04
Informant stated stuck in water.
00:07
(inaudible).
00:22
Palmdale units 262 advising code 4, rather 909T to Highway Avenue and Mary vehicles on the side of the road.
00:29
Code 4.
00:30
Capital 53 Tom 1 you have the handle, 53 Adam the assist.
00:33
909T, 902N.
00:35
Lower Azusa Road cross of Rosemead Boulevard.
00:38
Two vehicle TC, one vehicle blocking traffic on Lower Azusa westbound.
00:43
Tag is (number withheld).
00:46
Oh.
00:52
The crew to six chief code six, ray the 900 and twenty-seven hang up on Newhall Avenue.
00:58
Lancaster 114, you have the handle.
01:00
Manor 9S914F914C 110th Street East Avenue J, informant stated stuck in water.
01:09
Informant in a gold BMW, three occupants in the vehicle.
01:13
Vehicle filling with water, four year old in the vehicle.
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Package 208.
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Location mentioned:
110th St E & E Ave. J, California 93535
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