Historic Building, Current Auto parts Store Destroyed By Massive Fire

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On Friday night, July 12, 2024, at 11:12 p.m., fire fighters from The City of Riverside Fire Department were dispatched to the area of 5th and Commerce Street in Riverside for an unknown fire. When units arrived on scene, they found a large commercial building fully engulfed in flames with lines arching.
Fire fighters quickly started fighting the fire from the ground as well as multiple truck engines. The involved building is a two-story auto parts store. The building was heavily involved with fire, and fire crews were in a defensive operation, with the priority of minimizing damage to any surrounding buildings. Firefighters remained on scene into the day and afternoon working on extensive overhaul. The fire is currently under investigation. The building is the historic Strachan Fruit Co. building and is currently Gilmore’s truck accessories. No other details are immediately available.
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Great job on the video!

[@theadventuresoflonewolf]

Thank you, I appreciate that.

[@TheSassysusie]

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[@KevJ1247]

Having your logo and name on the screen five times throughout the entire video, is a bit too much for me. 👎

[@theadventuresoflonewolf]

@kevtech1churchill Thanks for the feedback. It is appreciated. I'm here to share the happenings of the community with the people, as well as.give them a visual perspective that they otherwise wouldn't have. Unfortunately, in terms.of the watermarks, that's the way it is. I totally understand if it's too much for you and respect.your choice not to watch any more of my videos. Thanks for stopping by and best wishes.

[@jasonbecker6770]

By looking at your TH-cam page, I'm betting that your just upset because you cant steal his videos. Looks like that is all that you have on your page, other people content. Lone Wolf does a great job and if a watermark is a reason that you don't support it, then it isn't about the watermark.

[@KevJ1247]

@@jasonbecker6770
Videos aren't stolen, they are shared. In legal terms, they are shared under the U.S. Fair usage doctrine. Leaving original creators names and logos for all to see. All platforms have a SHARE button. Creators appreciate getting their content seen by as many people possible. I never take credit for someone else's work. I create my own videos also, but not yet on my new channel. Most news organizations use work from other sources, not their own. Again, using the Fair Use Doctrine. Media is meant to be shared by default. You can always turn the share feature off.
Having your logo on the screen in the line of vision is distracting. My opinion. Having it there five times is excessive, again, my opinion.

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​@@theadventuresoflonewolf
I appreciate the work you do for the community. Stay safe out there.

[@jasonbecker6770]

@@KevJ1247 Fair enough, but I think the reason the logos are there is because of stolen content that is currently in the process of infringement. That's what the channel has mentioned before.