FDNY - Early Arrival - Queens 2nd Alarm Box 6363 - Heavy Fire In A Dwelling with Extension - 5/8/24
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- Summary by @UnitWithTheUrgent on NYCFire.Net
Address: 34-22 Brookside St. at 37th Ave.
Fire on the first floor of a 2 story 20x40 PD with extension into exposure 2
Phone Alarm - Reporting fire in a PD - 18:46
E-313: Urgent 10-75 - 18:53
TL-162 FAST
B-53: Extra E&T (E-326 & TL-160) - 18:54
B-53: All Hands - Fire on the first floor - 2 L/S, 1 L/O (E-304 & TL-152 added) - 19:00
B-53: Fire is extending into to basement of the adjoining house, stretching a 3rd line - 19:02
B-53: Special call 1 additional truck (L-150) - 19:10
D-14: Transmit a full 2nd Alarm - 19:11
B-50 RUL, B-46 Safety, E-324 w/ Sat. 4
D-14: We have extension into exposure 2 - 19:13
D-14: 4 L/S/O, MBFKD - 19:20
D-14: AVFKD, PWH - 19:31
D-14: Special call 2 trucks for relief (TL-54 act. 164 & L-165) - 19:35
D-14: Under Control - 19:52
Duration: 1 Hour & 6 Min.
Maybe:
E-313, 306, 251, 320, 326 s/c, 304
L-164, 167, 160, 162F, 152, 150 s/c
B-53, 52
R-4
SQ-288
D-14
RAC-4
2nd Alarm Maybe:
E-274, 299, 301, 315
L-129, 155 (act. 162), 155 (act. 164) s/c, 165 s/c
B54, 50R, 46S
FC, SB, RB, TSU-2, CTU, RM
E-324 w/ Sat. 4
Relocations:
E-311 to E-326
E-273 to E-306
E-89 to E-273
E-295 to E-251
E-303 to E-304
E-312 to E-299
L-155 to L-162
L-54 to L-164
L-32 to L-167
L-117 to L-152
L-143 to L-165
L-163 to L-160
L-23 to L-163
B-37 to B-50
B-12 to B-46
For all the TH-cam firefighters that believe they could’ve done a better job….
The original fire building is the one on the right….
It’s believed fire started in between the basement and first floor between the two buildings…
Fire was already mainly knocked down in the original fire building (The right side) during most of the video
Just because you don’t see something in the video does not mean it hasn’t happened or happening….
Why do woman and the old lady just standing there and she needs to get picked up by the fire department and go somewhere else
This better be a great explanation why the white woman in the purple just standing there 😮
That screen door just disintegrated when the firefighter pushed it open 😂
I was pretty impressed myself haha
I must say I laughed a little bit when that happened..felt sorry for the homeowner, though.
All I could think of was the Kool-Aid man. "Ohhhhhh yeaaaahhhh"
Coming out HOT 😂😂😂 (I'm not laughing at the fire and 🙏 for the resident)
he even looked surprised himself
Great video. Thank you for no annoying or unneeded narration.
Great catch...Congrats!
Awesome work by fdny keep it up there
Nice coverage. Plenty to see. Showing some of the rigs in attendance always nice.
dont know what impressed me the most... the two ladys standing beside, casualy watching, not even impressed, the mount of people going inside, or the one dude going inside a burning house with his fire proof bunker jacket open, dont evenr carrying bout cancer n stuff. i love the fdny, sweet greets from hamburg, germany.
Great footage
Are shared basements between dwellings a norm up in the northeast?
Hat glass in exposure2 , seems to be pretty strong!
Hate those storm doors, I guess Hercules was coming out. Guys stop taking out windows when there is NO heat. Most of those double panes have slides on top to open them. Unneeded damage and a threat to the lads below.
Bro I thought the chick in the purple shower curtain was gonna take the nozzle from the first due engine. WTF
Why keep breaking the windows on the second fl if there was not heat/fire or smoke venting out?
So tired of seeing that time of needless damage.
Heat and smoke rises plus it makes searching easier
They do it because it is fun, and they can get away with it.
@@anthonymirande4030 You are right. The first-floor fire can now easily travel up to the second floor and kill everyone inside and destroy more property.
Just open the damn window !
I have one question why was the old lady first one to make entrance to the front door why they didn’t get the key from her what if fire come out the door when she opened it and why the hell of them standing in the way lol
Seeing those two people in the beginning - everyone knows this, but every call they go to, it's like, it's routine for them, but it's someone else's worst day of their life, they lose everything, it's people's homes
Was that a silver extinguisher the crew took in the front door at the start, I mean apart from the obvious why do they take that in to a fire that size?
Do they use it for small spot fires on over haul
can mans job,, can hold a fire in check till first line is stretched and charged
It’s a small two and a half gallon extinguisher that the truck carries inside with them while they’re performing searches. It helps them knock down small pockets of fire while they search and the engine gets into position.
So they have a ready supply of water should a fire department member get caught with fire on their gear or some other imminent danger.
First scene, firefighter climbs ladder with no one footing it. No entry control procedures and literally anyone can enter the building without letting anyone know where they are.
Almost every New York fire I see the FDNY has no hustle and are not aggressive at all. Watch this and an LA fire side by side and you'll see what I mean.
why do they have to smash all the windows when all they needed to do was open them thought you were supposed to save the property not wreck it
That Lt. is cracking me up
TUCSON ARIZONA COME ON DOWN. STATION 8. THIS IS HOW THE COW EATS THE CABBAGE.
So many people on here roasting these guys for doing things a certain way. Meanwhile the FDNY sees more fires in a month than some departments see in a decade. Everything is done for a reason whether the audience understands it or not. These guys do this on a regular basis, they know what they’re doin.
All you did is post numbers but didn't explain anything. Any volunteer company anywhere would have done a better job than the FDNY! You are right about one thing though; they do this kind of work all the time.
@@JB91710 How would you know? The closest you’ve ever been to a fire is when you turn on your stove. It’s probably best if you stick to playing with go karts and let the real firemen put out fires.
@@chrisc2683 Well, that was a totally useless comment full of guessing and assumptions with NO FACTS.
@@JB91710 So kinda like you and your history of trolling these videos criticizing things you know nothing about. How many times you get rejected by the FDNY?
@@chrisc2683 And then you get backed into a corner and become even more childish! Ignorance breeds jealousy which breeds desperation which breeds childishness.
Those two ladies needed to be removed as soon as they threw a ladder and stretched a line
🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁 THE LION WAS HERE 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁 No. 150
Could someone please get the flag out of harms way
Why is it when the fire department show's up the fire get worst
Where did some of these guys learn to wear their flash hoods over the the face mask . The mask is half covered ?!
I believe they probably have a few 1000s more real fires they have responded to. I am not with FDNY but wear my hood the same way never have been burnt after 30 years in firefighting career!
Who is directing this?
What do you mean?
No one
She standing there why the fire department is trying to put out the fire that old ladies gonna have more problems breathing up all that bad oxygen why they about to put out smoke😮
20 minutes for a front door line?
The firefighters did more damage than the fire.
Is this standard procedure in US to leave (obvioulsy disabled) bystanders 1-2 meters next to the affected house, not caring about them, not to speak about assisting ... they almost got the breaking door ...
Water streight away!!
drop 5 gallons of dawn dish liquid soap in the taknk for short band aid foam.
fire does not like MR BUBBLES.
0:33 The fire is on the first floor and the door is wide open and there is no hose going inside. They have destroyed the window on the SECOND floor. The guy on the ladder is PLAYING!
1:50 Do you have any idea how EASY it is to stretch a line with getting it tangled in a useless knot? They have opened the door to the second floor to create a flow path and they enter without a charged line to extinguish any fire they find.
2:18 He looks straight at that tangle and doesn't straighten it. He just assumes the Lawn Statue position. The take charge kind of guy destroys the storm door by thinking if he pushes it open farther than it can possibly open, it just may stay open, instead of just sliding the clip over on the piston.
2:35 There you go! Now, let's see if they clean up the trip hazard they created. 3":10 Nope! It's still in the alley.
3:20 That fire is breathing very well at this point. What is their plan for that basket? Boys and their toys. There is still no hose going inside, even the can is still out front. And what ever happened to firefighters arriving fully dressed and ready to go? Look at that stupid basket creeping in even closer as if it wants to go inside too. That smoke is getting much thicker and darker.
3:50 Now here they FINALLY go inside without a charged line so they can actually put the fire out.
4:05 EDITING? Now we don't have a timeline.
There is a lot of talking on the radio and nothing getting done!
5:20 That smoke shows no sign of water being applied. Do you see those front windows remaining closed so the only place the smoke can go is out the door?
5:50 All someone had to do to open the second-floor windows is go upstairs and open them conventionally.
6:40 Not even a puff of smoke coming out those destroyed windows.
7:30 The fire has spread to the second unit?
12:20 More totally destroyed windows with zero smoke showing.
All facts smh sad
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your very first point is wrong. It was a basement fire which is shared with both units and separated with plywood walls. There was fire in both units from th first second.
Why break out windows etc when no fire , seems to me that destruction of the property comes first. Why so many crews for a simple house fire?
1. Heat rises so breaking widows on the 2nd level releases heat.
2. Why so many, what happens if their is a explosion or collapse? Precious time wasted calling other units.
3. The number 1 killer of FF is heat related coronary event so rotation is important.
@@davidwagner9644 - Don't expect others to use common sense that if they need to jump out in a hurry, they'll be able to do so and not get their air packs hung up and trapped on the window the negative commenters wanted them to just open
A lot of people are sauing why break the windows if there is no fire or smoke
The reason is to ventilate heay and smoke rises it make it a lot easier to do searches above the fire then there is no heat or smoke also another reason is if firefighters are on the florr above the fire and something goes wrong they had an avenue of escape
Read your comment again. You might want to edit it, so it makes sense.
@@JB91710 He make perfect sense JB made more bs.
@@billdacitizan380 You would think he made sense. Ignorant minds think alike.
@@JB91710 You must be a MAGA follower. How else to explain your assinine statements.
I think they are more trying to say there’s no need to break. There’s tabs on both parts of the window that they can be easily removed without breaking.
IT'S A LITTLE KNOWN FACT THAT MANY FIREFIGHTERS RUN WINDOW REPLACEMENT COMPANIES ON THE SIDE. ;)
They should use Neuruppin ABC Feuerlöscher maybe
From the UK (retired Ff), do they teach FDNY Ff's to think of everything bad that has happened in there life to take it out on the windows plus the frame when ventilating the building ? 😂😂😂😂😂
That's a bad roaster
Huge apartments no problem. It kind of looks like fdny is lost when its a little 2 story house lol.
Man officer on Engine 306 needs a redo on the test. Going interior with the jacket open what the fuck
Why would they let that woman just stand there and video with all that smoke
These boys can fight a high rise fire like no tomorrow, but their skills on a PD fire are lack luster. First of all that is a 1 building town house it isn't 2 separate buildings. 20 minute mark they are just getting water to the line on the left side, way to slow for any career department. i have been to several fires in a building like this, if you make a quick and proper attack this fire can be put out a lot faster with a quarter of the resources they have on scene. One thing I learned if FLSTP being along side of FDNY members, they may be a very large department covering a vast area, but that doesn't make them any better or any worse at what they do.
They should already have your gear on instead of waiting in front of the house to put in a no Max hold on and their tanks okay in Phoenix Arizona they arrived on a fire like that they're already prepared to go in that's just wrong New York needs to get up with the times even though it's the largest fire department they need to put their shit on before they even get there
Some people are so clueless!
And yet you couldn't tell them where and how they are wrong. Clueless? At least they have something to offer.
@@JB91710 Just more bs JB
@@billdacitizan380 Nope, you don't have anything intelligent to offer.
@@JB91710 Discussing inteeigence with you is a waste of time.
Was steht die Alte da mit ihren Handy im Weg 🧐
Why do so many know all's critisise on all the fire members actions. If they can't watch without all the criticism they shouldn't watch these. I don't know all the actions needed but I can sit, watch and learn what they do, all of it is done for a reason.
You are obviously Not Learning what they do if you can't see what is wrong with what they do.
@@JB91710 Do you ever listen to yourself? That statement is just silly.
@@billdacitizan380 He's just here to argue.
Cops for nosey neighbors control?
Neuruppin ABC Feuerlöscher for the World of fire workers!
took way too long to get water on the fire
It took way too long for you to think of something to post. 🤣
Take the Flag down.
there just feeding the fire by breaking out all them window's
I find the NYFD's scene management funny. Residents just stand around on the fire ground and the firefighters either walk around them or walk behind them to force them out of the way. Other departments are very hands on and make the police move.them. I enjoy the NY way....
That new fdny turnout gear is terrible looking.
You would think the city would have this down by now. Holy screw-in around. Lolol
It is embarrassing to watch. Very slow to get water on the fire. Firefighters who even do not have their coat closed. Unnescescary breaking of windows, it seems al the windows need to be demolished. This is very poor firefighting......