Alerts

Update Traffic Collision with Fire; INC#1625; 09:42PM; 23120 W Mulholland Dr; https://bit.ly/3h45V8k; #WoodlandHills; Firefighters quickly extinguished the fires in both vehicles, but, sadly, the two occupants in one vehicle were beyond medical help upon first responders' arrival (less than 5 minutes after time of alarm). The driver of the second vehicle had escaped (no FD extrication needs) and was evaluated by firefighter/paramedics on scene. The patient is in good condition, but is being taken to the hospital as a precaution due to the amount of force of the collision. LAPD Inc #4443. Nothing further. ; FS 105; Batt 17; Valley Bureau; Council District 3; BC17 E105 E106 E305 E84 EM14 EM17 HR3 RA105 RA106 T105 UR88; CH8; 17; Nicholas Prange

Traffic Collision with Fire; INC#1625; 09:02PM; 23120 W Mulholland Dr; https://bit.ly/3h45V8k; #WoodlandHills; Two-vehicle collision with fire involved. Sadly, two patients have been declared dead on scene. One additional patient is being treated on scene (unknown age, gender, condition, circumstances).; FS 105; Batt 17; Valley Bureau; Council District 3; BC17 E105 E106 E305 E84 EM14 EM17 HR3 RA105 RA106 T105 UR88; CH8; 17; Nicholas Prange

Fire - Now Out; INC#1354; 06:16PM; 536 S Clarence St; https://bit.ly/3JNmrUO; #BoyleHeights; Firefighters arrived to find several palm trees and rubbish on fire next to a large one-story commercial building, and spreading into the nearby brush. Firefighters quickly divided the tasks between companies, and went to work to contain the fires (tree, rubbish, brush) and protect the structure. It took 30 firefighters 38 minutes (6:54pm) to extinguish the flames, keeping the brush fire relatively small, and protecting all but the top layer of roofing on the commercial building. No reported injuries. Cause under investigation.; FS 2; Batt 1; Central Bureau; Council District 14; BC1 E17 E209 E25 E4 E9 T9; CH7; 14; Nicholas Prange

Pedestrian Struck; INC#1698; 09:09PM; 1234 E Washington Bl; https://bit.ly/3TMgVpv; #CentralAlameda; PRELIM: Approximately 35 year-old male pedestrian found with life-threatening injuries adjacent to the Metro 'A' (Blue) Line light rail tracks, after apparently being struck by an (unknown direction) light rail passenger train that remained at scene. The patient has been transported by LAFD Paramedics to a regional trauma center in Critical condition. No other injuries reported. Metro 'A' Line Riders: Follow @MetroLAAlerts https://twitter.com/MetroLAAlerts on Twitter for any related service issues. Media Inquiries: LAPD Central Traffic Division (Incident #3890) and Metro.; FS 14; Batt 1; Central Bureau; Council District 9; BC1 BC11 E10 E209 E210 E9 EM1 HR3 RA17 RA209 T10 T9; CH7; 14; - Brian Humphrey

Update Hazardous Materials Investigation; INC#0303; 11:30AM; LAX Terminal 8 Baggage Area; https://bit.ly/3TU0Td6; Westchester; The one worker earlier upgraded from Grave to Critical condition at hospital arrival - and earlier described as a male in his 50's, has now been confirmed to be a 36 year-old male contract worker at the airport. His craft, employer and the specific nature of work being performed within the *subterranean* utility room, have not been specified. Though LAFD has no update on his status, "he has certainly been given a fighting chance of survival thanks to the prompt and well-coordinated teamwork of LAPD, LAX PD and LAFD first responders". The LAFD does identify receiving hospitals, and may not be able to offer any updates on the man's status. The incident is being investigated by Cal-OSHA.; - Brian Humphrey

Press Briefing - Hazardous Materials Investigation; INC#0303; 09:30AM; LAX Terminal 7 *Lower Level - Curbside*; https://bit.ly/3UabUaa; Westchester; Los Angeles Fire Department responders, including LAFD Public Information Officer Captain Erik Scott, will join Los Angeles International Airport staff for a joint Press Briefing at 10:00 AM this morning *curbside* in front of LAX Terminal 7 Lower Level.; FS 51; Batt 4; West Bureau; Council District 11; - Brian Humphrey

Update Hazardous Materials Investigation; INC#0303; 08:45AM; LAX Terminal 8 Baggage Area; https://bit.ly/3TU0Td6; Westchester; The reported release of Carbon Dioxide took place in a utility room within the airport, more than 200' from the Terminal 8 Baggage Area. Though NO passengers/travelers were directly affected by the release, in the interest of safety, airport officials moved as many as 100 persons from Terminal 8 to Terminal 7 in a calm and orderly manner. The four persons who took suddenly ill (3 adult males and 1 adult female) were all workers in or near that (unknown size) utility room, when a popping sound was heard, and the apparent release of Carbon Dioxide vapor took place. Three of the four workers (2 males, 1 female) have been treated at scene for minor complaints. The fourth worker, described as a male in his 50's, was found pulseless and non-breathing inside the utility room. He was provided prompt CPR and advanced life support by LAFD Paramedics, with continuing advanced medical care during transport to an area hospital. His condition was upgraded from grave to critical on hospital arrival. LAFD Hazardous Materials experts have closely examined the area with sophisticated instruments, and discovered only trace residue of Carbon Dioxide remaining within the utility room. No escalating or off-site hazard was identified. LAFD responders are utilizing portable fans to further ventilate the immediate area to outside air. Airline passengers are encouraged to follow the @FlyLAXairport Twitter account: ( https://twitter.com/flyLAXairport ) for updates, and to check with their airline for any updates on flights. ; FS 51; Batt 4; West Bureau; Council District 11; BC4 E205 E21 E221 E294 E51 E94 EM9 JT4 RA51 RA63 RA867 RA95 SQ21 T21 T5 T94; CH7; 13; - Brian Humphrey

Hazardous Materials Investigation; INC#0303; 07:02AM; LAX Terminal 8 Baggage Area; https://bit.ly/3TU0Td6; Westchester; PRELIM: A reported release of Carbon Dioxide from an unspecified source, has apparently led to a total of four persons (unknown age/gender/site affiliation) taking suddenly ill. Three are in mild distress, one is in grave condition. Though no escalating or off-site hazard has been identified, an LAFD Hazardous Materials team has been assigned pursuant to protocol. ; FS 51; Batt 4; West Bureau; Council District 11; BC4 E21 E221 E294 E51 EM9 RA51 RA63 RA867 RA95 SQ21 T21 T94; CH7; 13; Brian Humphrey

CONTAINED Brush Fire; INC#0910; 02:21PM; 11460 W Foothill Bl; https://bit.ly/2XaMUI5; #LakeViewTerrace; Firefighters stopped forward progress at approximately one-half acre in 29 minutes. No structures were threatened. We thank our partners at ANF, LA County FD, and Park Rangers for the mutual aid response to this fire in the Mutual Threat Zone (brush zones near bordering agencies). Cause under investigation.; FS 98; Batt 12; Valley Bureau; Council District 7; BC12 BC15 E24 E274 E275 E290 E474 E75 E77 E87 E91 EM15 H2 H3 H5 HA2 HA3 HA5 T74 T75 T90 WT77; CH8; 17; Nicholas Prange

Brush Fire; INC#0910; 01:52PM; 11460 W Foothill Bl; https://bit.ly/2XaMUI5; #LakeViewTerrace; One-half acre fire burning in medium brush.; FS 98; Batt 12; Valley Bureau; Council District 7; BC12 BC15 E24 E274 E275 E290 E474 E75 E77 E91 EM15 H0D H0E T74 T75 T90; CH5; 17; Nicholas Prange