Firefighters rescue victims in steep terrain near Marina Park, San Diego CA
Medical EmergencyFirefighters are conducting a rescue operation to reach victims stranded in steep, rough terrain near the top of a trail close to Marina Park. Medical units are responding to assist at the scene. The team is navigating difficult terrain to reach and help the individuals safely.
Audio|Source: San Diego City and Poway Fire
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Transcript:
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Ente Engine 5 a couple minutes ahead of you accessing the trail and advise if you need any assistance with lighting from above.
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Engine 7, Medical,
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7ECHO, 7 Foxfront, near Marina Park Way, Rattyshell at Jacobs Park, Cross Street, Convention Way, Engine 7, 7ECHO, 7 Fox Stunt.
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I was just looking for an update on your guys' location and proximity to the victims.
00:35
I'll see rest group.
00:38
Kind of unknown at this time, we're going out some pretty steep rough terrain. I feel like we're almost at the top. Maybe top or three can shine in with a reference point for us.
00:49
Engine 7, Metro, you can capture your response.
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Metro F-I-L. I copy. Break. Coptor 3, I see on tack.
00:58
Are you able to assist Rescue[1] Group,
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the original ground crew,
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to get them headed in the direction of the victims?
01:07
No, the RIFIO.
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Is in second.
01:12
Yeah, Matt, we were just looking at you guys, looks like you're getting into really, really steep terrain. I would have guessed that a pathway more off to your right or to the south might have got you around those rocks up to the trail top.
01:25
I don't see a clear path where you guys up towards the top, but you've got a better view of the scope or that angle there. You are very close to the top, but I don't want you guys getting in over your head going up really, really steep terrain.
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That rescue room, copy.
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A friend, one hand-by for you.
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Go for Metro.
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Metro, can you add FIO to that open space rescue? That's A-Firm, Lott.
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Can you add FIO to that open space rescue? A-Firm, we're adding.
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Copy.
01:56
Rescue[1] Group, you're sorry, too.
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Rescue[1] Group.
02:01
Can you just know what type of anchors you have there available?
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Can you repeat?
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Do you have any visible anchors available?
02:11
We're not even at the top yet, we're kind of stuck in some pretty steep rough terrain. We're not sure this is even the right way to get there.
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The other trail that we were on,
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there was a segment that looked like it continued downhill.
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So we're just trying to kind of push through to where we think the top is.
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Engine 12, Medical,
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7 Echo, 7 Fox Stront, near South 50th Street, Cross Streets, Tulsa, and Servant Tavon T's Avenue, Engine 12,
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7 Echo, 7 Fox Stront.
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BLS1 Metro, from your EPA.
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Anchor 5, Couther 3, I'm Bobo.
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Copy 3, Vision 5, and 4.
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Yeah, I believe that's you guys first ones up, the Pymers Loop Trail.
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Looks like you should be able to make contact there just below the flashing lights here in the next few minutes, and we'd like to hold outside until you make voice contact with the victim and or their boyfriend to get kind of an update on their status. We're just trying to determine if it's warrant the risk for us to try and do a speedy extraction or if we should slow play this thing.
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ALS1, my trucking from the APA.
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Traffic for BLS1.
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BLS1, confirm your EPA.
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Copy one of L5, we'll submit contact.
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We're up to see if we're from this case.
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Metro BLS1, we're 2 miles away from the calls.
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7 minutes.
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BLS1, copy 7 minutes.
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Rescue[1] Group, DSR2.
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Rescue[1] Group.
03:59
Can we get?
04:01
Cockers would re-pick up some of the heavy equipment to take up to the track.
04:06
Yes, if you're kind of a mean, that can repeat.
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We're looking for the potential for Tracker 3 to pick up some of the heavier equipment to take to the top.
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The USR 2 for Mesquier, that sounds fine to me.
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Like I said, we're not very much.
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We're not trying to load equipment we're going to need. It's something to make access.
04:32
Engine 5 from IC, I can see your flashlights, you're approximately 25 yards short of the victims,
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and they're up above you maybe another 15 to 20 yards.
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Goodbye, Thomas.
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I see the rescue group.
Police codes explained
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Rescue: Ambulance/paramedic rescue unit for patient transport and care
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Near Marina Park Way, San Diego, CA 92101
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