On Saturday, July 10, 2010 at 11:45 AM, 2 Companies of Los Angeles Firefighters, 1 LAFD Rescue Ambulance, 1 Arson Unit, under the direction of Battalion Chief John Duca responded to a Auto Fire / Civilian Fatality, WestBound 118 Freeway At the Golden State Freeway in San Fernando.
Responding to reports of an automobile on fire, firefighters arrived on scene to discover a vehicle off the left shoulder of the freeway engulfed in flames. Apparently just minutes before the incident, individuals attempted to alert the driver, who was still in motion on the freeway, that the rear of the automobile was on fire. The driver continued for some distance before colliding into the median, pinning the driver’s side door.
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Submitted by Devin Gales, Spokesman
Los Angeles Fire Department
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2 comments:
I'm sure rescue efforts were attempted full bore. The issue here is the cause of the fire. Recently at our shop a man came in for a no-start, the man was puzzled, because he just had a back-yard repair shop replace his fuel pump, well guess what? The shop that replaced the fuel pump did not connect the fuel supply line correctly and it came off, spewing fuel every time the key was turned on, good thing the truck would not start. Maybe something of this nature was the cause of this mans death!?
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