Whoever edited this obviously thought that presenting events in a chronological order was a bad idea, but that repeating a few snippets was a good one. Baffling.
This is a pretty blighty area of Riverside. Not a whole lot around it but long ago vacant lots. The place looked like a mess before this fire started. It was an old clapboard building built long ago.
This building was one of the properties that was scheduled to be taken by the City of Riverside for a grade separation (underpass under the adjacent railroad line) at nearby 3rd Street. The owner most likely already had a purchase offer from the city for the property. This fact alone will have the Fire Department and any insurance carrier give this a closer look to make sure there wasn't any funny business. On the flip side, there have been a number of homeless related fires nearby, so anything is possible.
I would like to know why you think this was scheduled to be taken by the city. I did not hear this, only the end building on 3rd is being taken. this building could not be taken down because it is historical 1897.
Ya know, somebody out to invent a high-volume nozzle that could be permanently installed on top of an engine that could knock down a fire like this using water carried on the pumper while hoses were being attached to a hydrant. I'm not a firefighter but it is just a thought.
Fire union loves to send people instead of the right equipment even an old airport fire Oshkosh rig would work but it's all about unions and money and I was a volunteer fire for 15 years
@@lutomson3496 I agree. The answer to the OP is old Airport Fire Tenders (carrying water and foam). Whether it be Oshkosh or Chubb Pathfinders, or any newer retired versions. (Maybe I'm giving my age away, with the Oshkosh and Pathfinder models)
You are not serious I hope??? If you are I think I would consider not posting about firefighting strategies until attending (successfully) a fire academy and after no less than 1 year of real actual firefighting experience 😡
Southern California, people cooking over fires, inside homeless encampments. Easily spreading to vehicles in the street or buildings close to the sidewalk.
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Whoever edited this obviously thought that presenting events in a chronological order was a bad idea, but that repeating a few snippets was a good one. Baffling.
This is a pretty blighty area of Riverside. Not a whole lot around it but long ago vacant lots. The place looked like a mess before this fire started. It was an old clapboard building built long ago.
Any homeless encampments nearby ? Side walk dwellers ? Huge fire ....wow..! Q
This building was one of the properties that was scheduled to be taken by the City of Riverside for a grade separation (underpass under the adjacent railroad line) at nearby 3rd Street. The owner most likely already had a purchase offer from the city for the property. This fact alone will have the Fire Department and any insurance carrier give this a closer look to make sure there wasn't any funny business. On the flip side, there have been a number of homeless related fires nearby, so anything is possible.
I would like to know why you think this was scheduled to be taken by the city. I did not hear this, only the end building on 3rd is being taken. this building could not be taken down because it is historical 1897.
Ya know, somebody out to invent a high-volume nozzle that could be permanently installed on top of an engine that could knock down a fire like this using water carried on the pumper while hoses were being attached to a hydrant. I'm not a firefighter but it is just a thought.
Fire union loves to send people instead of the right equipment even an old airport fire Oshkosh rig would work but it's all about unions and money and I was a volunteer fire for 15 years
@@lutomson3496 I agree. The answer to the OP is old Airport Fire Tenders (carrying water and foam). Whether it be Oshkosh or Chubb Pathfinders, or any newer retired versions. (Maybe I'm giving my age away, with the Oshkosh and Pathfinder models)
I’m pretty sure the op is being sarcastic and talking about a deck gun….
Stop overthinking things people.
Laugh once in a while.
You are not serious I hope??? If you are I think I would consider not posting about firefighting strategies until attending (successfully) a fire academy and after no less than 1 year of real actual firefighting experience 😡
There's a "riverside" in most states...I assume this is California?
California on all the vehicle licence plates.
@@paulladuke2259 Good eye! That's the first thing I look for also!👍
Welcome to Newsom's paradise.
can you imagine that liberal left pos as president !!!
How many alarms were struck for this fire?
This is so devastating
How come there's so many strange fires in California Colorado Texas something's going on
Southern California, people cooking over fires, inside homeless encampments. Easily spreading to vehicles in the street or buildings close to the sidewalk.
@@lukeknowles5700 I still believe that there's an awful lot of arson going on
Fire people have been known for arson to keep them busy so many here in California
@@yamama7265
...no matter where US destroys from within💥
Wow 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
what state???
CA Riverside is about five miles south of San Bernardino in the I 215 freeway.
Duty investigator is just protocol doesn't mean it was arson
MOST building are made out of kindling ! like match sticks
Embers
She’s Toasty for sure 🔥
Horrible editing of the video.
Oh Well...
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