Hazmat incident with tanker near 7th and Anderson in Los Angeles, Los Angeles CA
Fire & ArsonA hazardous materials incident involving a tanker occurred near 7th and Anderson in Los Angeles. Authorities shut down the area to conduct safety assessments and deployed water tenders and hazmat teams to manage the situation. The tanker driver is present with shipping documents, and emergency crews are preparing for further evaluation and containment.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire
05:42
Transcript:
00:00
Unfortunately, sorry you guys, we're going to have to shut down everything.
00:02
At least until we get some readings.
00:11
Hazmat[2] from IC[1], CHPs need a couple minutes. I'll confirm with you once it's closed. The other side is closed already.
00:19
Roger.
00:26
(number withheld), Emeritus, 13, 17, West 40s, please.
00:36
Engine 102 nozzle number, you back. Major emergency trigger, come up on Channel 6, acknowledge.
00:46
Metro from 102 nozzle,
00:48
accidental.
00:52
Engine 102 nozzle, Roger, accidental false.
01:01
Tender 88.
01:04
Watertoner 88 was showing route to the tanker South L5 transition in 60-proof.
01:14
Allstate I.C.
01:16
Metro,
01:17
you get Water Tender 88, staging at 7th and Anderson.
01:22
Water tender 88, Roger Metro.
01:46
I see from AzVat 21.
02:02
Go ahead for IC[1].
02:05
Do you have the driver of the tanker with you over there?
02:12
Correct,
02:13
and we have all the shipping papers.
02:17
Do you have the driver if he sent down the master battery on the vehicle before he left?
02:31
Driver is stating yes, however we did not confirm.
02:37
Roger driver's state that he did shut down the battery.
02:42
Corrections, ignition, not battery.
02:47
Roger ignition. Roger ignition.
02:51
I see for mentioned 17 staging on 7th and Anderson.
02:57
Roger is 17, standby 1.
03:07
Engine 17 from IC[1], you're going to be part of Water Group with Engine 4.
03:12
Your mission is to the hydrant on the low side to... ...and we're going to drop down on the Pryline down to you.
03:20
Make the low side connection and let me know when you're prepared above Engine 4.
03:25
They will guide you.
03:31
Roger, water group, down below.
03:41
Engine 90, pressing around.
03:43
I see if you're out.
03:48
I'm sure from my head. I see from my hat.
04:01
Go ahead for I-See.
04:04
I see Indy-25 is closer. Do they have a line down?
04:08
We get ready to send an assessment team in.
04:14
You're still broken.
04:17
A rescue ambulance.
04:22
811, Roger, rescue 11 quarters.
04:28
Indian 25 is closer.
04:31
I need engine 25 to establish a hose line and have members suited up.
04:36
We're going to go in and do an assessment here shortly.
04:40
Roger, you are hazmat group. Sorry, I thought you're injured 25. Agent 25, Engine 2, did you copy? You're assisting with the injury team.
04:47
You're the entry team's protection line.
04:49
Do you copy perimeter and protection for the engine team? Engine 2, engine 25, do you copy?
04:56
Engine 2, copy. Engine 2, copy.
05:04
That's a 1090, attachment 800.
05:13
Engine 90, Rescue, 81, not acquired.
05:24
Metro from Rout of Tender 88, show us in round.
05:31
Under 88, we're showing around.
05:40
Excuse 36 Metro
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
IC: Person with overall command and responsibility for managing an incident or emergency situation.
[2]
Hazmat: Hazardous materials incident
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Location mentioned:
S Anderson St & 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90023
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