Vehicle hits hydrant near Sepulveda Boulevard, Torrance CA
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible traffic collision near Sepulveda Boulevard and Arlington Avenue in Torrance involving a vehicle that struck a fire hydrant. The ruptured hydrant was causing water to spray and possibly contact a power line. Crews worked to shut off the water and secure the area.
Audio|Heard on: South Bay Fire: Culver City, El Segundo, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Torrance
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01:56
Transcript:
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RA 91 engine 97 BLS 91 traffic collision rescue near Sepulveda Boulevard and Arlington Avenue, map page 152.
00:19
Division 97 from Torrance reports a vehicle versus hydrant.
00:24
Reporting party states the hydrant is spurting water, potentially hitting a power line.
00:35
Got anything?
00:41
Torrance Battalion 81,
00:42
Please attach that truck company to the traffic collision with the sheared hydrant.
00:47
Staff
00:51
Page 152.
00:55
Engine six one, squad six one, ALS abdominal pain.
00:58
H one north Juanita unit B boy, 80-year-old male, extreme abdominal pain.
01:03
Engine six one, squad.
01:09
Then I'll be right on Arlington and it's right there.
01:20
Stand by BLS if you want.
01:26
Copy.
01:36
(name withheld) testing, testing.
01:42
Torrance Truck 91.
01:49
We'll shut the water off.
01:51
Now we just have a loose hydrant here.
01:54
We're going to pump it in the bush just nearby.
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