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Crash involving L.A. Fire Department truck sends 7 to hospital including firefighter
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· September 14, 2026
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Key points One LAFD member and six civilians were sent to the hospital. A crash involving a Los Angeles Fire Department vehicle resulted in multiple injuries.
A crash involving a Los Angeles Fire Department vehicle resulted in multiple injuries. One LAFD member and six civilians were sent to the hospital.
The incident occurred on Figueroa Street in South L.A. on Sunday afternoon. Authorities reported the crash, but details of the incident are limited.
Further information about the crash is available from the source. The condition of those injured has not been specified in the available information.
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