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LOS ANGELES POSTAL WORKER RESCUED BY LAFD AFTER BEING TRAPPED IN CONVEYOR BELTS AT CENTRAL AVENUE FACILITY

In a harrowing ordeal that unfolded in Florence yesterday evening, a postal employee was entrapped between two conveyor belts at the 7001 S Central Avenue facility, prompting a rapid response from the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD). The emergency call came in at 8:58 PM, as described in the report provided by the LAFD. The technical rescue, incident number 1682, required the expertise of the department’s Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) team who worked diligently to free the trapped worker.

Upon arrival at the scene, firefighters were met with the sight of a trapped male postal employee, his leg wedged in a cruel embrace between the industrial equipment; the age of the victim was not immediately known, and firefighters, including the specialized members of the Urban Search and Rescue squad, launched into their rescue efforts, securing the area and employing their training to disentangle the man from the potential death grip of the machinery. “Firefighters, including Urban Search and Rescue (USAR), have successfully freed the patient from entrapment,” the LAFD said in a brief statement, the patient was then transported to an area hospital, although his current medical condition remains a question yet unanswered.

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