Hiker Rescued Near Temescal Fire Road

July 15, 2024 ·

Photo courtesy of NEOM via Unsplash.

PACIFIC PALISADES—On Sunday, July 14, the Los Angeles Fire Department reported at 9:32 a.m. near Temescal Fire Rd.

Paramedics have been lowered from LAFD helicopters to assess and treat a 53-year-old male patient in a remote location of Topanga State Park. No additional details about the incident has been disclosed to the public.

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