Person Dies After Being Crushed by Trains in Orange County
One person was killed Wednesday morning when two Burlington Northern Santa Fe trains sideswiped each other on the tracks near the border of Buena Park and La...
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One person was killed Wednesday morning when two Burlington Northern Santa Fe trains sideswiped each other on the tracks near the border of Buena Park and La...
One person was killed Wednesday morning when two Burlington Northern Santa Fe trains sideswiped each other on the tracks near the border of Buena Park and La...
- ADVERTISEMENT - Orange County Fire Authority paramedics were called at about 8:30 a.m. to an apartment on Fahrquar Avenue near Maple Street to treat the sickened residents, OCFA Capt. Greg Barta said. Los Alamitos police officers arrived first, said Community Liaison Officer Hannah Martinez. “Officers administered CPR to both individuals until Orange County Fire Authority arrived,” Martinez said. “One individual was transported to a local hospital by paramedics to receive treatment. Unfortunately, the second individual was pronounced deceased at the scene by Orange County Fire Auth...
Los Alamitos police officers arrived first, said Community Liaison Officer Hannah Martinez. “Officers administered CPR to both individuals until Orange County Fire Authority arrived,” Martinez said. “One individual was transported to a local hospital by paramedics to receive treatment. Unfortunately, the second individual was pronounced deceased at the scene by Orange County Fire Authority.” The patients had apparently become ill due to chemicals, Barta said. The incident was upgraded to a hazardous materials' response. Residents in the building were evacuated and roadways were closed...
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