2 Bodies Discovered in 'Human-Dug Cave' in Northridge
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- čas přidán 4. 05. 2024
- NORTHRIDGE, LOS ANGELES, May 5 (KNN) - Two people were found deceased by the Los Angeles Fire Department after being summoned by Los Angeles police officers to respond for a medical emergency at a location near train tracks in Northridge Sunday morning.
Firefighters were dispatched at 10:38 a.m. to a location in the 8700 block of North Lindley Avenue where arriving firefighters discovered two deceased persons inside a "human-dug cave/excavation," according to LAFD spokesperson Nicholas Prange.
A small amount of white powdery substance was initially observed inside the cave, but wind in the area dissipated the powder, reported the LAFD...access the rest of the story on keynews.tv. Scroll to "Publications."
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Thankyou to First responders for a very difficult job handing it with professionalism and giving them the dignity they deserve. Thankyou to all others involved.
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Hazmat team called out after 2 bodies, white powder found in man-made cave in Northridge
NORTHRIDGE, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A hazmat team was called to the scene after two bodies were found along with white powder in what was described as a man-made cave in Northridge.
The scene was found around 10:30 a.m. Sunday in an area that may be a homeless encampment in the 8700 block of North Lindley Avenue, behind an industrial complex and near the railroad tracks. Firefighters found two dead men at the scene "inside of a human-dug cave/excavation."
Because of concerns about the white powder, a hazardous materials team was called in to assist with removing the bodies.
Examination of the powder determined it contained "portions of fentanyl," LAFD Battalion chief Scott Hilton said.
"We were able to mitigate that, secure it. We will be disposing of that," Hilton said.
Officials believe the two individuals likely died of a drug overdose, but a medical examiner will confirm a cause of death. Wind helped to dissipate the powder and the hazmat team did not detect any hazardous readings at the scene.
www.newsbreak.com/los-angeles-ca/3427071363252-2-bodies-discovered-in-human-dug-cave-in-northridge
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