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Accidental SOS alert on Josephine Trail mistaken for injuryLos Angeles County CA

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Los Angeles County, CA

Authorities responded to a reported injury requiring advanced life support on Josephine Trail about two and a half miles up the trail. An air rescue was requested. After investigation, it was confirmed the call was an accidental SOS alert, and there was no actual emergency.

Audio|Source: Los Angeles County Fire - Dispatch 3
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Transcript:
00:00
Injury ALS[1] in 82
00:09
2nd run in 43's for Auto vs.
00:14
Pedestrian with Hazmat 43, Squad 87-1460, Valley Boulevard.
00:33
Engine 29 L.A.
00:37
Engine 29.
00:39
San Gabriel Valley Water states it's a private fire hydrant.
00:45
They do not operate that specific one.
00:53
Engine 29, copies.
01:02
L.A. Engine 12, this is going to be coaxial cable, only Engine 12 available.
01:08
L.A.Cuppies.
01:12
L.A. Engine 82.
01:17
Go ahead, sir.
01:20
L.A. Engine 82. Do we have a nature of this injury and our location? Are they on the trail?
01:30
Engine 82 LA.
01:31
We received all the information from Sheriff. Sheriff said it was, the wife was not at the location that called.
01:38
Currently, we do not have a chief complaint.
01:44
LA, 1882 comment.
01:55
Chestain 167's with engine of squad 167, 3704, Tyler Avenue, squad 167 on voice acknowledged.
02:08
167.
02:10
167. 167.
02:17
LA agent 43, do we have another run?
02:22
A fair motto for his pedestrian 146-00 Valley Boulevard.
02:30
I-O-A, ANF, engine 334 on D3.
02:38
Go ahead.
02:43
134 with the update on that incident, the patient is going to be located on Josephine Trail raid about two and a half miles up the trail.
02:55
Engine 82, did you copy?
02:59
L.A., engine 82, I copy. Can we start an air squad and get an air to ground?
03:06
A-firm.
03:08
L.A. Hazmat, Tender,
03:09
43.
03:11
Go ahead.
03:15
You can cancel Engine 43. We're responding.
03:20
Engine 43 cancel.
03:24
LA Air 5 copies radio traffic regarding Engine 82's call. Give him an ETA once we get up in the air.
03:34
LA copies. LA copies.
03:40
Plead ALS in 119, so the engine of squad 119, 2810, wagon train, lane, squad 119 on voice acknowledge.
03:51
El-Aidur 146, you on topic.
03:59
Negative, that was for squad 119.
04:02
Okay,
04:06
confirm A146, you don't have a run.
04:11
Affirm Engine 146 does now have a run.
04:18
LA ANF Engine 334.
04:21
Go ahead.
04:25
We got in contact with the reporting party.
04:29
The individual is going to be okay with accidental SOS alert.
04:39
Engine 82, did you copy?
04:45
LA, engine 82, copy,
04:48
accidental activation, we can cancel the assignment, cancel,
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[1]
Injury ALS: Injury-related medical emergency requiring an ALS response

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