Street Flooded After Police Car Crashed Into Hydrant
Glencoe Ave & Alla Rd
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Summary
- A police vehicle crashed into a hydrant at the intersection of Glencoe Ave and Alla Rd in Marina del Rey, California, causing significant water flow and necessitating traffic control measures.
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A video from a Citizen user shows the struck hydrant flooding the street. Use caution if traveling in the area.
Traffic control is needed at the crash site due to a damaged hydrant causing water flow.
Firefighters report a single-car crash involving a police vehicle hitting a hydrant.
Radio clips available.
Police are responding to a report of a crash involving a police vehicle.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Glencoe Ave & Alla Rd.
A video from a Citizen user shows the struck hydrant flooding the street. Use caution if traveling in the area.
Traffic control is needed at the crash site due to a damaged hydrant causing water flow.
Firefighters report a single-car crash involving a police vehicle hitting a hydrant.
Radio clips available.
Police are responding to a report of a crash involving a police vehicle.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Glencoe Ave & Alla Rd.
A video from a Citizen user shows the struck hydrant flooding the street. Use caution if traveling in the area.
Traffic control is needed at the crash site due to a damaged hydrant causing water flow.
Firefighters report a single-car crash involving a police vehicle hitting a hydrant.
Radio clips available.
Police are responding to a report of a crash involving a police vehicle.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Glencoe Ave & Alla Rd.
A video from a Citizen user shows the struck hydrant flooding the street. Use caution if traveling in the area.
Traffic control is needed at the crash site due to a damaged hydrant causing water flow.
Firefighters report a single-car crash involving a police vehicle hitting a hydrant.
Radio clips available.
Police are responding to a report of a crash involving a police vehicle.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Glencoe Ave & Alla Rd.
A video from a Citizen user shows the struck hydrant flooding the street. Use caution if traveling in the area.
Traffic control is needed at the crash site due to a damaged hydrant causing water flow.
Firefighters report a single-car crash involving a police vehicle hitting a hydrant.
Radio clips available.
Police are responding to a report of a crash involving a police vehicle.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Glencoe Ave & Alla Rd.
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@citizen when the dispatcher says "CPI", which means "city property involved", that doesn't automatically mean a police car is involved. In fact, if a police car was involved, you would hear the officer requesting help, not the solely the dispatcher dispatching the call. Get it right.
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@citizen when the dispatcher says "CPI", which means "city property involved", that doesn't automatically mean a police car is involved. In fact, if a police car was involved, you would hear the officer requesting help, not the solely the dispatcher dispatching the call. Get it right.
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I saw the firefighters looking for a lost piece upon arrival
@citizen when the dispatcher says "CPI", which means "city property involved", that doesn't automatically mean a police car is involved. In fact, if a police car was involved, you would hear the officer requesting help, not the solely the dispatcher dispatching the call. Get it right.
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I saw the firefighters looking for a lost piece upon arrival
@citizen when the dispatcher says "CPI", which means "city property involved", that doesn't automatically mean a police car is involved. In fact, if a police car was involved, you would hear the officer requesting help, not the solely the dispatcher dispatching the call. Get it right.
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I saw the firefighters looking for a lost piece upon arrival
@citizen when the dispatcher says "CPI", which means "city property involved", that doesn't automatically mean a police car is involved. In fact, if a police car was involved, you would hear the officer requesting help, not the solely the dispatcher dispatching the call. Get it right.