Group Protesting Lineage Logistics After Weeklong Cold Storage Warehouse Blaze in June
Hubbard St & S Indiana St
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- Citizen user video shows people gathered with signs and a megaphone protesting against the environmental effects from the weeklong blaze at a Lineage Logistics cold storage facility in Boyle Heights last month.
- The group appears to have gathered following a 6 p.m. community meeting at Stevenson Middle School to discuss cleanup and recovery, per NBC Los Angeles.
- Residents near the former Lineage cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights are reporting headaches, eye irritation, sore throats, and shortness of breath weeks after the blaze, according to FOX 11, which cited a nurse practitioner at a mobile health clinic treating neighborhood patients.
- The site's rotting food debris—an estimated 85 million pounds of frozen product—has drawn a rat infestation and left a persistent decomposing odor hanging over the area despite more than 100 truckloads of debris removal, FOX 11 reported.
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The site's rotting food debris—an estimated 85 million pounds of frozen product—has drawn a rat infestation and left a persistent decomposing odor hanging over the area despite more than 100 truckloads of debris removal, FOX 11 reported.
Residents near the former Lineage cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights are reporting headaches, eye irritation, sore throats, and shortness of breath [weeks after the blaze](http://citizen.com/-OvMW3jBRVHPrWwztVXA), according to FOX 11, which cited a nurse practitioner at a mobile health clinic treating neighborhood patients.
Citizen user video shows people gathered with signs and a megaphone protesting against the environmental effects from the cold storage warehouse fire.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Hubbard St & S Indiana St.
Students and staff continue evacuating, gathering outside the school in an orderly manner.
This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.
Incident reported at Hubbard St & Indiana St.
The site's rotting food debris—an estimated 85 million pounds of frozen product—has drawn a rat infestation and left a persistent decomposing odor hanging over the area despite more than 100 truckloads of debris removal, FOX 11 reported.
Residents near the former Lineage cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights are reporting headaches, eye irritation, sore throats, and shortness of breath [weeks after the blaze](http://citizen.com/-OvMW3jBRVHPrWwztVXA), according to FOX 11, which cited a nurse practitioner at a mobile health clinic treating neighborhood patients.
Citizen user video shows people gathered with signs and a megaphone protesting against the environmental effects from the cold storage warehouse fire.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Hubbard St & S Indiana St.
Students and staff continue evacuating, gathering outside the school in an orderly manner.
This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.
Incident reported at Hubbard St & Indiana St.
The site's rotting food debris—an estimated 85 million pounds of frozen product—has drawn a rat infestation and left a persistent decomposing odor hanging over the area despite more than 100 truckloads of debris removal, FOX 11 reported.
Residents near the former Lineage cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights are reporting headaches, eye irritation, sore throats, and shortness of breath [weeks after the blaze](http://citizen.com/-OvMW3jBRVHPrWwztVXA), according to FOX 11, which cited a nurse practitioner at a mobile health clinic treating neighborhood patients.
Citizen user video shows people gathered with signs and a megaphone protesting against the environmental effects from the cold storage warehouse fire.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Hubbard St & S Indiana St.
Students and staff continue evacuating, gathering outside the school in an orderly manner.
This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.
Incident reported at Hubbard St & Indiana St.
The site's rotting food debris—an estimated 85 million pounds of frozen product—has drawn a rat infestation and left a persistent decomposing odor hanging over the area despite more than 100 truckloads of debris removal, FOX 11 reported.
Residents near the former Lineage cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights are reporting headaches, eye irritation, sore throats, and shortness of breath [weeks after the blaze](http://citizen.com/-OvMW3jBRVHPrWwztVXA), according to FOX 11, which cited a nurse practitioner at a mobile health clinic treating neighborhood patients.
Citizen user video shows people gathered with signs and a megaphone protesting against the environmental effects from the cold storage warehouse fire.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Hubbard St & S Indiana St.
Students and staff continue evacuating, gathering outside the school in an orderly manner.
This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.
Incident reported at Hubbard St & Indiana St.
The site's rotting food debris—an estimated 85 million pounds of frozen product—has drawn a rat infestation and left a persistent decomposing odor hanging over the area despite more than 100 truckloads of debris removal, FOX 11 reported.
Residents near the former Lineage cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights are reporting headaches, eye irritation, sore throats, and shortness of breath [weeks after the blaze](http://citizen.com/-OvMW3jBRVHPrWwztVXA), according to FOX 11, which cited a nurse practitioner at a mobile health clinic treating neighborhood patients.
Citizen user video shows people gathered with signs and a megaphone protesting against the environmental effects from the cold storage warehouse fire.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Hubbard St & S Indiana St.
Students and staff continue evacuating, gathering outside the school in an orderly manner.
This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.
Incident reported at Hubbard St & Indiana St.
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You keep voting for the same people and you have no one else to blame but yourselves, when they cut funding for the fire department what do you expect is going to happen fires won't be contained rapidly because they want to cut costs, but y'all want to protest you have no one to blame but yourselves lol
@losangelesUser2147374019 Private equity is hammering fire departments all over the country. In one case they bought software that a fire department needed to handle emergencies and raised the price some thousands of percentage in just one year. Private equity firms also heavily influence firefighting through the aggressive consolidation of fire truck manufacturers and other emergency software providers. This "rollup" strategy, practiced by firms like American Industrial Partners, has concentrated over 70% of U.S. fire truck production and most of the dispatch software market, resulting in soaring apparatus costs, multi-year delivery delays, and budget crises for local departments. Meek pillaging. Good luck.
WE ARE TIRED OF NEGLIGENCE! TIRED OF NO ONE TAKING ACCOUNTABILITY! NO ONE CARING FOR THOSE IMPACTED! NO ONE CARING ON THE AFTERMATH OF OUR HEALTH OR OUR ANIMALS!!!! STAND UP STAND UP!!!!
Its the biggest ecological disaster and the Democrats take no responsibility
Why are you screaming
You keep voting for the same people and you have no one else to blame but yourselves, when they cut funding for the fire department what do you expect is going to happen fires won't be contained rapidly because they want to cut costs, but y'all want to protest you have no one to blame but yourselves lol
@losangelesUser2147374019 Private equity is hammering fire departments all over the country. In one case they bought software that a fire department needed to handle emergencies and raised the price some thousands of percentage in just one year. Private equity firms also heavily influence firefighting through the aggressive consolidation of fire truck manufacturers and other emergency software providers. This "rollup" strategy, practiced by firms like American Industrial Partners, has concentrated over 70% of U.S. fire truck production and most of the dispatch software market, resulting in soaring apparatus costs, multi-year delivery delays, and budget crises for local departments. Meek pillaging. Good luck.
WE ARE TIRED OF NEGLIGENCE! TIRED OF NO ONE TAKING ACCOUNTABILITY! NO ONE CARING FOR THOSE IMPACTED! NO ONE CARING ON THE AFTERMATH OF OUR HEALTH OR OUR ANIMALS!!!! STAND UP STAND UP!!!!
Its the biggest ecological disaster and the Democrats take no responsibility
Why are you screaming
You keep voting for the same people and you have no one else to blame but yourselves, when they cut funding for the fire department what do you expect is going to happen fires won't be contained rapidly because they want to cut costs, but y'all want to protest you have no one to blame but yourselves lol
@losangelesUser2147374019 Private equity is hammering fire departments all over the country. In one case they bought software that a fire department needed to handle emergencies and raised the price some thousands of percentage in just one year. Private equity firms also heavily influence firefighting through the aggressive consolidation of fire truck manufacturers and other emergency software providers. This "rollup" strategy, practiced by firms like American Industrial Partners, has concentrated over 70% of U.S. fire truck production and most of the dispatch software market, resulting in soaring apparatus costs, multi-year delivery delays, and budget crises for local departments. Meek pillaging. Good luck.
WE ARE TIRED OF NEGLIGENCE! TIRED OF NO ONE TAKING ACCOUNTABILITY! NO ONE CARING FOR THOSE IMPACTED! NO ONE CARING ON THE AFTERMATH OF OUR HEALTH OR OUR ANIMALS!!!! STAND UP STAND UP!!!!
Its the biggest ecological disaster and the Democrats take no responsibility
Why are you screaming
You keep voting for the same people and you have no one else to blame but yourselves, when they cut funding for the fire department what do you expect is going to happen fires won't be contained rapidly because they want to cut costs, but y'all want to protest you have no one to blame but yourselves lol
@losangelesUser2147374019 Private equity is hammering fire departments all over the country. In one case they bought software that a fire department needed to handle emergencies and raised the price some thousands of percentage in just one year. Private equity firms also heavily influence firefighting through the aggressive consolidation of fire truck manufacturers and other emergency software providers. This "rollup" strategy, practiced by firms like American Industrial Partners, has concentrated over 70% of U.S. fire truck production and most of the dispatch software market, resulting in soaring apparatus costs, multi-year delivery delays, and budget crises for local departments. Meek pillaging. Good luck.
WE ARE TIRED OF NEGLIGENCE! TIRED OF NO ONE TAKING ACCOUNTABILITY! NO ONE CARING FOR THOSE IMPACTED! NO ONE CARING ON THE AFTERMATH OF OUR HEALTH OR OUR ANIMALS!!!! STAND UP STAND UP!!!!
Its the biggest ecological disaster and the Democrats take no responsibility
Why are you screaming
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You keep voting for the same people and you have no one else to blame but yourselves, when they cut funding for the fire department what do you expect is going to happen fires won't be contained rapidly because they want to cut costs, but y'all want to protest you have no one to blame but yourselves lol
@losangelesUser2147374019 Private equity is hammering fire departments all over the country. In one case they bought software that a fire department needed to handle emergencies and raised the price some thousands of percentage in just one year. Private equity firms also heavily influence firefighting through the aggressive consolidation of fire truck manufacturers and other emergency software providers. This "rollup" strategy, practiced by firms like American Industrial Partners, has concentrated over 70% of U.S. fire truck production and most of the dispatch software market, resulting in soaring apparatus costs, multi-year delivery delays, and budget crises for local departments. Meek pillaging. Good luck.
WE ARE TIRED OF NEGLIGENCE! TIRED OF NO ONE TAKING ACCOUNTABILITY! NO ONE CARING FOR THOSE IMPACTED! NO ONE CARING ON THE AFTERMATH OF OUR HEALTH OR OUR ANIMALS!!!! STAND UP STAND UP!!!!
Its the biggest ecological disaster and the Democrats take no responsibility
Why are you screaming