Firefighters TRAPPED in COLLAPSE w/ MAYDAY - HEAVY FIRE in Restaurant @ MAN 10-66 4th Alarm Box 1221
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Collapse occurs at (44:33) All firefighters made it safely out of the collapse under their own power - some members were stuck under the collapsed ceiling and needed the assistance of the FAST Truck and Rescue 1 to clear some debris to get them out. A good outcome in a very tense situation.
Fire Location: 1843 1st Ave
B-10 gave the 10-75 @05:15
Fire on the 1st floor of a chinse restaurant of a 5 story brick
Maybe:
E-22,53,44,91,58s/c
L-13,43,26(Fast),16s/c
B-10,11
R-1
Sq-41
D-3
Rac-1
B-10 All Hands extra Engine & Truck @05:18
D-3 we have fire in the walls on the 2nd floor @05:38
D-3 Transmit a 2nd Alarm @ 05:40
2nd Alarm
E-21 Act. 22,84 Act. 58,76,35
E-9 w/ Sat. 1
L-21 Act. 13,28 Act. 43,3 Act. 16s/c,22s/c
B-16(RUL)
B-9(Safety)
B-8(FF)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-1
RM-1
CTU
Car-4D (Chief of Counter Terrorism & Emergency Preparedness)
D-3 s/c 2 additional trucks @06:00
D-3 Transmit a 3rd Alarm @06:14
3rd Alarm
E-74,92,46,39,263 Act. 22(Comm)
L-14s/c,25 Act. 43s/c,2(Fast)s/c
B-58(Air Recon)
B-46 Act. 11(Staging)
Rac-3
Mask
Car-11A (Chief of Rescue Opps)
FC s/c 2 additional trucks to fill out the 3rd @06:17
FC we had a collapse of the 1st floor ceiling. We are putting the fast truck to work. Special call another fast truck @06:25
FC per Car-4D 10-66 (Auto 4th Alarm) @ 06:26
Staging 3rd & East 94 St
4th Alarm/10-66
E-23,40,83,65,80,292 Act. 76
L-30,29,35(Fast)
L-23,4,7,116
B-18 Act. 16
B-6(Fast Group Supervisor)
B-2 Act. 9(FF Locator Officer)
R-4
Sq-18 w/ R.C 1
Soc Dewatering Unit S/C
Car-16D (Deputy Director of Fire Dispatch Opps)
Car-11 (Chief of Special Opps Command)
Car-4C (Deputy Assistant Chief of Opps)
Car-3 (Chief of Department)
Car-24C (Director of Technical Services FTE)
Car-12 (Chief of Safety Command)
Car-6 (Manhattan Borough Command)
Car-32 (Medical Officer Bronx & Manhattan)
FC 3 Members are being assisted out of the building @ 06:31
MD to FC due to the report of the collapse we are putting in a 10-60 @ 06:35
10-60
E-274 w/ 2nd Piece
E-260 w/ R.C 4
L-42(Soc Support)
B-14
R-3
Sq-288
HM-1
HMB
Soc Compressor
Soc Logistics
FC we are in the process of doing roll call. 3 members have been assisted out.
Fc per Car-11A all members accounted for Return R-3 @ 06:44
FC per Car-4D return the 10-60 Units @ 06:48
FC per Car-4D 4 L/S/O All members accounted for. Hitting pockets of fire DWH @06:57
FC per Car-4D still hitting pockets of fire DWH @07:40
FC per Car-4C PWH @07:55
FC Under Control @ 08:18
Duration 3 Hours & 17 Minutes
Relocations:
Squad 1 Relocating to Rescue 1
Engine 21 Act. Engine 22
Engine 84 Act. Engine 58
Engine 214 Act. Engine 65
Engine 299 Act. Engine 39
Engine 263 Act. Engine 22
Engine 292 Act. Engine 76
Engine 297 Act. Engine 76
Ladder 8 Act. Ladder 4
Ladder 3 Act. Ladder 16
Ladder 28 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 25 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 56 Act. Ladder 25
Ladder 59 Act. Ladder 26
Ladder 44 Act. Ladder 23
Ladder 21 Act. Ladder 13
Ladder 18 Act. Ladder 13
Ladder 41 Act. Ladder 14
Ladder 115 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 112 Act. Ladder 16
Ladder 131 Act. Ladder 7
Ladder 122 Act. Ladder 2
Ladder 140 Act. Ladder 30
Ladder 144 Act. Ladder 35
Battalion 18 Act. Battalion 16
Battalion 2 Act. Battalion 9
Battalion 45 Act. Battalion 9
Battalion 38 Act. Battalion 4
Battalion 35 Act. Battalion 8
Battalion 46 Act. Battalion 11
Battalion 27 Act. Battalion 12
Thank you for sharing these videos. While I was in training for correctional deputy, we got to attend a private session the local FD put on for the class. We did the standard extinguisher drills using different types of fuels, materials, and retardants. It was one of the best extinguisher drills I’ve ever taken part of. The burn trailer was absolutely insane to be in with the flash overs they could create.
Then we got the part of corrections personnel attempting to rescue inmates who could become trapped by flames/smoke. At that time, the state I was in was phasing out the use of SCBA systems due to the growing numbers of fatalities from officers going back in to save inmates.
We still trained by wearing a full tank and mask setup, only the masks were blacked out. We had to traverse through a maze of cardboard boxes only high enough to crawl under, locate a 165 pound dummy, and drag it out. It was a two person team with the second person holding onto the first person’s pant leg. On the way out, the roles were reversed so the leader now followed the second guy while pulling the dummy.
The tanks had a 30 minute run time, but we were only given 20 minutes, because most people start breathing harder in those situations. Only 3 out of 7 teams completed the course in the 20 minute time frame. When everything was done, the fire commander explained that the point of the test was to show that had this been the real deal, 12 people would most likely have died (8 officers and 4 inmates).
The amount of courage it takes to run into a situation without knowing what you’re going to find is crazy high. Mad respect to everyone who does this.
Could’ve been way worse! Great job per usual by FDNY
I enjoy your videos I’m a retired LEO and went into a burning house to rescue a trapped child Igor her out but wouldn’t want to do that again. It was so hot my uniform melted to my back. Those fire fighters are some brave individuals.
How was the child? Did she survive? Did she get burned?
Master class firefighters. I'm a retired midwest bat chief. This looks chaotic, but we all know it is surgical precision of skills. My dad in '79 used the ladder (no platform available) to punch many windows and saved many. He retired Deputy Chief in '91.
Did they really need a million firefighters down there?
@@ryansnapfood3142 its a building fire not a house fire
@@theshield2207 i could swear at one point someone says it's too crowded in the street
I like how people wanna say what their rank was in the past and critique a fire 😅😅😅😅😂😂
These City Buildings of brick and plaster walls are difficult for the firefighters to locate the fire source! Hats off to these Guys!.👍👍
This is a perfect example of how difficult it is to fight a fire deep inside a large building. If you notice there was little indication of any fire until they started to cut and break to locate the fire. Once they began that the fire, wherever it was got more combustion air and it appeared the fire took off.
Exactly fire needs o2 to spread fast
and these are older buildings that have been remodeled countless times over the years
Its because every room in an use to be 3 bedroom apartment is now studio apartment with shared bathroom.
Whoever was videoing and the person showing the flashlight on the marquee area sensed that something had changed. And it had. The cure has found an exit above the ceiling and below the floor above, which was the heavy black gray smoke pushing out if the left side where the firefighter had shown his flashlight on it. And they were right. Luckily it was the bottom floor. If a floor above or even further had dropped, circumstances would likely had been different.
Glad everyone got out safe they are truly New Yorks Bravest
Oh my God those pass alarms in full alarm the whole time. It's a miracle anyone could hear the radios. Great video
lmao right??
The ability for fire to travel all over and through a building is just wild.
NYC older buildings where the windows are have a chase with no fire breaks. When the fire gets there most of the time the building is toast. It’s a problem with the older buildings.
Yes, it can travel fast through the vents and ceilings, especially in old buildings.
most buildings date back to the 17th century for goodness sake
@@Belchmaster41 no, most of NYC's buildings do not date to the 1600's.
What do you expect, when you open all doors and smash all windows downstairs. Why? Because we can. And we always did. Who cares about physics?
Great video can take away a lot of good stuff here.. It happens at 44:35
Thank God the Brothers (and Sisters) made it out !!!!!! My son-in-law is on the job. Happy Holidays to ALL !!!
Just a thought that my daughter brought up. A lot of these brave men were just 2-7 yrs old on 9-11.
Wow! Glad all the Firefighters got out safely and uninjured!👍🙏 Tremendous Footage and Coverage!
Good job all Firefighters, EMS and police. Glad all came out safe.
Great video folks. That was a masterclass in how to handle a collapse with entrapment. Glad everyone’s ok.
I can't even imagine living above a restaurant now like so many New Yawkas do. You never know when something like this will happen. I wouldn't want to live in any high-rise building. We have a few here and IF something should happen like a fire, the ones living above it can't get out. Look at what happened with the World Trade Centers. But....if you want to live in NYC, that's about all that is available. We lived in a few when my father was with NYPD. Then we moved out to the Island when he was transferred. I was glad! :-) FDNY and NYPD - none better!!
Excellent filming of this incident. Kudos to you!
You should have seen the East Village gas explosion in New York City.
It looked like the Blitz hit it. When Car 4 arrived it was a Fourth Alarm fire. Soon as the dispatcher told him that he had to Fourth ALARM fire he ordered a SEVENTH ALARM with additional Tower Ladders and Engine Companies. It was a surround and drown operation.
These have fire escapes on building thankfully.
I don't even want to live in town. 😂
GREAT WORK FDNY! This fire was no joke, glad all are safe especially my FF.
Fire is so sneaky, FF's have to keep 360-degree vision to avoid being ambushed by it. Training is critical but being smart is critical too. How they care for each other is awesome, so much determination and love for their brothers. Just goes to show how dangerous a job it is, but it doesn't phase them, they continuously communicate and keep track of all FF's and that is what saved them all. Clap clap FDNY.
What a wild situation. Great video coverage, glad everyone made it out safe.
Prayers that everyone is ok and that no one was seriously hurt. Prayers for all the fire personnel are safe. I am sorry for those who lost their homes just before Christmas 🙏🙏💔
The irony of this fire. Glad the FDNY slayed the dragon with only very minor injuries
That was intense! It was like a chess match with the fire for the longest time and then all hell broke loose. A great outcome for everyone involved!
Thank God you’re all ok! You guys are Heroes.
Not often you catch a 10-66 Mayday on vid. Well done. Great vid.
Of course they will have a fire, they got one dragon in there. I'll see myself out.
LOL!! That's a good one LMAO!
At 20:20 when it shows the gas station next door - I’m shouting at the television "be careful guys, there’s a gas station next door" like they can hear me in the past through the TV 😂
You guys are the greatest. We are in ca. & watch you all the time. Thank you for always being there for this town & area.
Wow is all I can say after watching this challenging situation unfold
These type of fires make me nervous just trying to ensure all firefighters are accounted for and not mistakenly lost in the chaos shuffle! Thankful had a strong assertive IC that demanded command and control!!!
Excellent video half of Yorkville and Carnegie Hill got woken up for this one
Great to see the hydrant IFO the fire was hooked up to and a 21/2 gate placed on 21/2 side of hydrant. That allows you to get more water without having to shut down hydrant. (I tried to preach that for most of my years, instead of just putting on a cap.) Wish lads would wear eye protection with those saws. One stray chip. So much simpler to pop the pins on those windows and drop them. Use the lights on the rigs to light up street sides.
thank you
each one a hero
You can hear the fighters in the fire calling not only for a mayday.. but specifically truck 16.The guys on truck 16 must be talented
I find it interesting that the majority of these restaurant and store fires always start in the very early hours of the mornings when they're closed?
A small smoldering fire can go undetected and travels in concealed spaces and voids. Eventually an occupant on the floors above may smell or see a smoke condition and calls it in.
These buildings are old and may have had renovations over the years, including multiple dropped ceilings in the stores. There are plenty of places for fire to “hide” and travel. In any event, the Fire Marshall will try and determine the cause & origin.
@@azul8811 The fire started in the Chinese Restaurant and worked it's way up around 5:00 this morning. I live four blocks away from that building
I think most of these fires are from food left on the stove overnight.
@@2614cbr and grease build up
With the amount of firefighters present 120 years ago that probably would have one hell of a brawl lol.
Love exterior, interior is a different battle. Luv that I'm a volunteer FF. Hardest, best training I ever did.
Good catch !!! Glad everyone is ok
In all major fire departments each ff is
Equipped with a mayday alarm
FDNY are some skilled men and women. Wow.
those firefighters sos sirens (PASS ALARMS) (the ringing at 39:20 - louder at 39:46) brings me back to 9/11 its just they're the same sound. even after all these years.
Great 👍 video God bless the entire force of the Firefighters I pray 🙏 for them and I pray nobody was injured I wish them all the best in Jesus Christ name amen 🙏.
Shoutout to the dude who wasn’t just recording & helped hold the doors open at 01:50 seconds in
If it wasn't for the person recording you wouldn't see this video at all. Everyone has a job to do.
These structures have been patched and constructed so many times over the years with so many different occupancies that all it does it equate to guaranteed jobs for FDNY!
Foreshadowing: the BC’S interest in that set of roll ups. From the beginning and continues throughout the incident.
I have Huge Respect for all you fire fighter's keep safe and I'm wishing you all have a good Christmas form over here in Ireland
so happy everyone made it out safe.
Wow. This is amazing. Can listen all day.
Outstanding work
As volunteer firemen myself. This touches differently
I'd say that was one smart "Dragon."
Awesome footage
Fitting restaurant name considering the situation
"Oh there it is!"
Bonjour, je voudrais juste savoir si ces immeubles ont déjà été évacués ou s'il s'agit d'appartements déjà vides, merci
when you're not in trouble, shut your PASS off! All the PASS devices sounding in the street make it very difficult for the RIT! This is basic recruit training boys!
Dangerous job..physically and mentally
I love and respect the brothers and sisters in FDNY but their continued refusal to take the most basic precautions regarding being on air when they clearly should be is so disappointing. Lots of aspiring firefighters watch stuff like this and that is just reinforcing habits we've been trying to get rid of for decades. Glad everyone is safe but wear your SCBA until the atmosphere is declared within range.
I completely agree with your comment.
What in the world? MULTIPLE FF's coming out of a IDLH environment with no SCBA's. Collapse occurs and guys are going in with no SCBA. WTF? Just asking for fatalities. The days of reckless running into buildings with no SCBA should have been over years ago but here is another video. Everyone ignoring the high cancer rates if they are lucky to live to retirement.
Great footage. Glad everyone went home.
Awesome job to all parties
NYFD,,,,best in the world.
Stay safe everyone
With all due respect but has anyone thought of this? At the 45:00ish mark, it looks like a big bumblebee bee convention. Great job and glad everyone made it out.
Lol
Great video
As a child, I had basic fire-fighting training at a fire-station and later, further training in factories and nursing-homes. Of course I do NOT have the technical expertise and experiences of these brave firemen and I do NOT criticise the way they worked. But considering domestic coal-fired heating fire-places in houses have baskets to put the coals on so those fireplaces have a better draught, it made me wonder why these firemen needed to cut the shutters on the two food premises because I would have thought that would increase the draught feeding the dangerous fire they were fighting. thus making it worse. The video gave the impression that the Dragon restaurant was the source and the firemen were able to access it through an open door. I hope a fireman can explain that to me please. I am so pleased they all got out safely and thank them for their service.
You are missing a piece of the puzzle. The firefighters DIDN'T know where the fire was until about 40 minutes into the video. The only clues they had was smoke in the beginning. So they cut open the shutters to vent the smoke in the Dragon and opened the shutters on Dominos to explore for possible signs of fire intrusion.
@@LinenAssociate Thank you KameIR3d, That explains it to me very well..
Or more importantly you open up a big hole so you have an exit route and can effect a rapid rescue. The first door opened didn't allow any air in- that would be the job of door control on the Chinese restaurant door. Ditto the Pizza door. Fire fighter safety comes before preserving the restaurant. I'm not sure what they saw that caused them to break the windows on the Chinese restaurant- Perhaps there was a demising wall between the two rollup doors and they wanted an exit for firefighters.behing the middle roll up,
Lack of a clear escape route on occupancies like this has contributed to the death of multiple fire fighters.
I always notice casual bystanders and, worse yet, people passing through these scenes. It seems to me there should be some equivalent or even a literal police line to protect the scene, numbskulls from getting in the firefighters' way, etc.These folks shouldn't have to maneuver around random civilians on sidewalks in order to perform an already dangerous, stressful job. I can't imagine myself walking down that sidewalk, carrying a sack of groceries, and saying to myself "yeah I'll just walk through here, no biggie"🙄
Yea I was surprised by that as well. Back here if there was a fire like that we would have been arrested or yelled at to leave.
In London (UK) the police stop all traffic and pedestrians from walking through the fire ground and from experience it can be annoying when 'joy public' is walking through totally oblivious to what is happening.
Question for any fireman or woman who has been on this kind of major multi alarm fire: How do you think and communicate with all the noise of sirens and fire alarms while working to not only knock down a fire, but rescue people in need as well? Training must really kick in here.
radios and buddy systems
May God bless these folks……
Great coverage as always. I was hoping you could help me out. I am firefighter and firefighting instructor for my department and county. I run class on reading smoke and could use some of this footage. I would like to get a clip from 40.00 to 45.00. It shows that while no visible fire (except under stairs) smoke conditions we indicating that fire was close by. Then as guys were pulling 1st floor ceiling, they opened up to fire. If you can do this let me know how I can get you my contact info. Thanks for your time and your work is truly very good.
did they ever clip that for you? i could get a clip for you
@@ohusky271 Yes, I did get it clipped. Thanks
If every human knew the height of those ladders…they would kiss every ladder person they meet from here to eternity
YES!!! 💯
I live around the corner, I'm just glad the gas station wasn't affected. It could have been much worse.
well done FDNY
❤ FDNY! ❤
btw, what is a Fast Truck and what does it do?
Look at all that new hose.
Let’s get to 343 likes 👍 Edit: way to go guys we got way past the goal God Bless The 🇺🇸
How about 1000 likes?
That really gay stop it
@@joeburros4878 I am very confused?
@@lelandsworldoffirefighting1410 about what stop blowing firemen they were a big part of terrorist attack on USA capitol on Jan 6 so firemen are no different than Taliban
@@joeburros4878 Stop portraying all firefighters as terrorist it the same as Police officers their will always be a few bad Police officers and firefighters but that does not make all of them terrorist. Enough Lies
Use heavy compressed air foam. Fast put out.
1:36 the guy who doesn’t know the Scott dance
I enjoy your coverage. You let the radio communications speak. Not some narrator. -Ret. Capt. SFFD
Why are all those people being allowed to just stand there in the way near the fire?
Why aren't the police on scene to create a perimeter for the fire fighters? It bugs that there were so many civilians standing only a couple of feet away from the fire fighters... WTF.
At around 44:34 you can tell it’s about to hit the fan. When I was in fire school in Long Island they taught us to track the smoke the smoke is a tell tail sign shits about to get busy. Glad the boys all made it out
after the collapse. i would think so.
Good 👍 work!
Someone had a bad case of dragon breath
I guess the dragon woke up
MAYDAY ANNOUNCED 44:44
OMG, i hope the firefighters got out without being harmed.. Soooo scary to see Heros in those situations.
It seems that the fire is running ahead of the FF,s and they can’t catch up with it.
Good Job
The Dragon Lost.
Fought the dragon and won :)
54:10 haha lower left screen ol school got that "look" i'm getting to old for this ...haha🤣🤣🤣
good job
That's why it's not good to live in a building where restaurants are on the first floor?around the corner from me on Lexington Ave between 100th & 101st there's nothing but restaurants a whole row of them and on top of them are 5 story buildings if one of those restaurants catch fire it's going be nothing but pure hell around that block if the fire department doesn't get ahead of it in time..
That's what keeps FDNY busy with jobs responding to mid and high-rise fires!
If I got that close to firefighters with a cellphone cam I would be arrested
great foks walk by atice sean
Blimey I'm having heart attack these guys/gals are super heroes and people attack them etc asking to defund emergancy services it's plain crazy 🤪 they all need to watch what these firefighters 🚒 have to deal with I say they all should get a huge wage rise all medical insurance free and big pensions also all the resources they need 😀
YES!!! And the Police too.
@@mshappyapple8663 exactly 💯
@@mshappyapple8663YES!!! 💯
Looks like they tear up too much stuff, but these guys(FDNY)are the best and most fearless.
💪💪 hell yea brotha
What I would like to know is why they aren’t just opening the windows? They’re shattering the glass all over the heads of their fellow brothers down below without a care or saying that they’re going to do so. I’ve been in the fire service for 15 years in southern NJ and this video was honestly pitiful to watch. SMH stay safe brothers! Glad all was okay in the end
It's part of community control. It's intentionally broken in bad parts of town to teach landlords a lesson. Also makes apartments uninhabitable to force bad people to relocate. Landlords will have to pay big money to replace units to make things habitable again.
Kindly post links of fires in southern NJ so we can see how it should actually be done...
They break windows, because its tradition in the USA to do so. I don't know why, because everywhere else we try to limit the oxygen supply.
But who needs physics if they can have tradtition? And as they are heros (by definition) they don't have to reflect and think about their tactics. These videos are so painful to watch
@@ohjumpa Are you European by any chance?
@@azul8811 Yes I am a trained German firefighter. I really don't get it, watching these videos. Here we radically changed tactics and equipment in the last decades. Based on science and the newest research. Light equipment and quick attacks, analyzing the airflow, working with pressure, etc. The US fire departments look for me like from another age. Heavy equipment, slow buildup, traditional tactics. But fire spreads not linear but with with cubic speed, you have to be fast, you have to be clever. I don't know why my colleagues are ignoring that
awesome all the fdny brother are stay and ok great job on the fire awesome catch and great video