Complete - River Rescue; INC#1201; 05:38PM; Los Angeles River East of Laurel Canyon Blvd; https://maps.app.goo.gl/YVgEchDCDax5MoUWA; #StudioCity; After being thrown a flotation device and briefly holding onto the lower portion of a 24' wooden ladder lowered by the first arriving LAFD crew along the vertical concrete wall of the Los Angeles River, the 35-year-old woman was again swept a short distance downstream by the 15 mile-per-hour flow of stormwater, before being rescued by an LAFD Rescue Helicopter crew using a hoist cable and harness. She and her LAFD rescuer have been safely hoisted aboard the aircraft where she will receive continuous in-flight care for minor injuries, including hypothermia, during direct helicopter transport to an area hospital. The woman has confirmed there were no other persons or animals with her, or known by her to be in peril.; FS 78; Batt 14; Valley Bureau; AO1 AO2 BC1 BC11 BC14 BC2 CM20 CM22 E203 E227 E235 E250 E273 E278 E288 E35 E42 E55 E56 E76 E86 E88 EM5 H4 H6 HA4 HA6 HR3 RA56 RA850 RA878 T27 T3 T35 T50 T73 T78 T88 UR88; CH5; 17; Brian Humphrey
Complete - River Rescue 03/24/2024 INC#1201
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