Evacuees film frighteningly close blaze along 405 Freeway near Getty Center
- 4 years ago
Thousands of people in Los Angeles were ordered to evacuate as a new California wildfire breaks out.
Burning in the hills north of LA’s famous Getty Center, the fire broke out shortly after 1:30 am and has already burned 500 acres.
The filmer is heard saying: “I can only tell you how hot it is.
“It could jump at any second. The winds are hot.”
The dramatic footage was captured on Monday (October 28) at 02:30 am, just past the Getty Center Museum on the 405 Freeway northbound (facing west with camera), parallel with the Sepulveda Pass.
Burning in the hills north of LA’s famous Getty Center, the fire broke out shortly after 1:30 am and has already burned 500 acres.
The filmer is heard saying: “I can only tell you how hot it is.
“It could jump at any second. The winds are hot.”
The dramatic footage was captured on Monday (October 28) at 02:30 am, just past the Getty Center Museum on the 405 Freeway northbound (facing west with camera), parallel with the Sepulveda Pass.