My thoughts exactly. One hose spraying the wet stuff on the orange stuff. I always thought fires biggest enemy was water but in this case its biggest friend appears to be the lack of a coordinated attack
At what point were the utilities turned off to the building? Not trying to sunday morning quarterback here, but there should have been a much earlier master stream attack to that roofline.
3 aerials extended, fire through the roof, and they're using 2 handlines. Unless they were interior, which it looked they weren't, utilize the ladders and put water on it from above. Some full-time departments are something else 🤦🏻♂️
How unfortunate for the residents. Big apartment buildings are nothing but fire traps. Builders have legally gotten away with not installing fire walls between units. If one unit burns, they all burn.
Wow that fire just marched its self from one end of that building to the other. Glad that the injuries to a resident were minor. Thank you to all firefighters everywhere for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.
Is there a reason that deck gun or ladder pipes weren’t opened up sooner? They had hand lines going through windows so the argument of people interior is null and void.
@@virgilhilts3924 it’s a valid question. I’m giving them the benefit of the doubt as I’m aware a fire in this building is a pain in the ass. Just curious if water supply was an issue.
Having lived in a small NJ town for 40 years, there is an unfortunate reality that these departments are mostly volunteer and always underfunded. Some areas have converted to county wide departments and that has paid off. There isn't usually a specific person to blame - except maybe the US congress. Instead of funding your special interest groups send funds to small towns!
Maybe you should go to each of the departments and tell them that... maybe show them how to use them as well Be sure to video each interaction for playing here so we can all learn from a genius like you as well
This department is a bunch of clowns. Needs to be Thoughly retrained! I live here n it was a disgrace! The insurance company should watch this video n hold the fire department half responsible for the damages. They let this happen. Could have been half the loss that it was. Not only did 8 apartments get burned to the ground but the rest of building has water damage n electric was cut. Nobody can live there. Thank you neptune n Hamilton fire. Totally at fault for this. Kids patting themselves on the back for the great job they did! What a joke. Hopefully they get sued. Fire all of them.
Daaaaamn. They needed water on the back side of the structure sooo bad. They just sat in the parking lot and pushed the flames to the back. Hoping nobody got hurt but man that thing really got away from them, especially once it got into the attic.
@@johndeere8594 2 years ago, the apartment building I lived in, burned. It was built in 1966, so, no fire walls were required to be in the construction. The fire laws at that time, were not what they are now. By the time the first fire truck showed up to the building I lived in, flames were visible from the roof. The fire started in a unit on the 3rd floor, and with no fire walls, there was no stopping the progression of the fire. 30 fire companies responded, took 13 hours to put the fire out. The building was a total loss, and 150 people were left homeless as a result. 45 unit apartment building.
Cool video..shows what lack of training they have n lack of response to contain this. Retrain this department. Hope they don't get paid for this. It's a disgrace!
Where are the Engine Companies this appears to be a running attic fire, great vent job, but unfortunately not supported by suppression underneath so fire spread to rest of attic, I'm lost here, are when in a Defense Mode why we venting
@@salfrombport Hopefully they get that ladder tested before they have a problem. If that ladder fails due to direct flame impingement, this video documents when that exposure occurred.
Good description and video! I like the thermal imaging, helps show fire behavior. Was it a common cockloft/ attic situation? The wind DID NOT help the firefighters.
Are the ladder trucks just for looks? When the fire vents itself and there's no interior attack you go to ladder pipe operations, and why was that fireman venting the roof when the fire already vented itself.
Not good. Go back in this channel to the dwelling fire in Neptune last November. Same bunch showed up for a garage fire which they apparently didn’t put out and the rekindle burned the house down. They got lucky with the apartment fire that no one died. This community should demand a better trained and led department based on both videos. We pay a lot of taxes in nj, spend more $ on training than expensive tower ladders
It really pains me to see this!!! Big fire equals big water. I can't figure out why they have a tower and stick in the air. The stick isn't doing anything. WHY?? Instead of using hand lines where's the deck guns? Judging by the pressure on the hand lines they're was no water pressure issue. Pee poor scene command!!! In case you question me I have over 20 years volunteer and paid.
Isn't this a Solid Brick Structure with Cement fire walls? How did it spread so fast? And it did seem to rage out of control for a time before any progress was achieved. I used to live in Ocean Grove and they always had a hard time putting out structure fires. I wonder what makes one fire stubborn and another can be put out fast.?
I wasn't there and not trying to be a keyboard firefighter, but wouldn't it have been more effective to have ladders fighting from above a lot sooner? It looked like most of the heavy fire was up in the attic and roof. Still, respect for these guys on a tough fire.
From my view ladder pipes coulda been used after the initial attack & rescue. A little sooner then they were. But water was never stopped being applied to the fire
What kind of dispatch is structure!? Is it that hard to say fire after structure? Just saying structure is lazy. What if it was a structure collapse and not a fire?
After watching this video these people should have had water on the roof part before it spread to the other half of the building with the aerial ladder trucks it would have lessened the damage
@@Belchmaster41 working smoke detectors in the hallways is the landlord's responsibility, not the tenants. Inside each unit, it depends on if the smoke detectors are hard-wired, or battery operated. All apartments are required to have fully functioning smoke detectors
I love the comments section😂 1-wind driven fire 2-it got a hold of the attic 3-GPM has to overpower BTU The crews were handed a stinker from jump street. I agree with at least attempting a trench cut. People were moving with a purpose and at a certain point there’s not enough fuel and the GPMs outweigh the BTUs. That’s how these fires go. You have a 50/50 shot when you get there. It’s either going to go well, or it’s not. Those are facts.
GPM over BTU huh? So then why was Glendola's ladder in position taking up space without flowing water until late? If you're going to set up a ladder truck at an area of intense fire, better be prepared to open up that waterway.
@@Summerguy24 valid question however I wasn’t the IC on that job. That would be a tactical question. My educated guess is that the first assignment was a trench cut. Knowing that NJs water system sucks I’d assume there wasn’t adequate water to support that master stream and they had to get LDH to them.
this is a common theme with newer construction. Wood frame, common roof with no fire breaks. Don't rent or buy any higher up than you're comfortable jumping. At the speed these tinder boxes go up, jumping may be your only option.
It was an older construction 2 story apartment and the fire break is the only thing that stopped this bunch from burning down the entire row of buildings
HEY CHIEF WHERES THE WATER.??? That inch and three quarter is like pissing in the ocean...you don’t vent and not have water to back up the cut with that volume of fire...
Awful decision making. No excuse for multiple master streams not put in service earlier, especially with several aerials positioned but not flowing. F trenching without adequate water supply.
@@virgilhilts3924 bullshit if there was master streams and aerial units flowing water on that fire earlier maybe a room and contents wouldn’t turn into the mess the video shows. It got away from them because of poor planning and poor decisions to get water on the fire period.
Got to use big water, and lots of it. GPM to BTUs. Not using a large enough stream, the water flashes to steam before it ever has a chance to get to the seat of the fire
As a retired NYC firefighter all I can say this has to be a joke. You guys should be ashamed of yourselves, more training ,more training, more training!
@@virgilhilts3924 you have to be out of your mind! I worked in Brooklyn and Manhattan, over 3000 runs a year. Also a first responder at 9/11. It's very easy to talk sh.t online.
Really piss poor management of ladder company resources. Hand lines from the ground were not going to do the job! YOU CAN BRING LINES UP THE LADDER TRUCKS TO ACCOMPLISH AN AIRIEAL ATTACK! HOPE THAT LADDER DIDN'T GET SCORTCHED TOO MUCH!
Why did they even show up, I've watched so many ice videos and no ladder pipes going no deck guns , they were venting a roof that was already gone. I understand they volunteers but they need to be a little more aggressive . when paid experienced fire fighters see this they don't understand why basic things aren't being done.that
@@jerseyshorefireresponse Don't blame the extensive damage on the structure when the fire department only makes the fire spread better and doesn't apply water.
My house was made with cocktail toothpicks that have the colorful frilly trees at the top and it's still standing. I put an addition on with Amazon cardboard boxes and it's solid.
@@steveking6879 because they should have been using those ladder pipes alot sooner then they did. Also at one point the ladder on the side was close to being engulfed in fire, he should have moved the stick once the guys were off the roof. They practically let that building burn and that's a shame
@@thomasmarks9153 negative bud. They had lines inside and they were also doing searches. They pulled someone from a first floor apartment. Let's get are searches done before we use the ladders
@@steveking6879 I agree with you however when the conditions became untolarable to sustain life it was time to pull out and use those master streams. They waited till the building was close to totally consumed before they used it.
Hello from Ohio Peggy Hunt I feel the same way they let the place burn down before they would have any hoses on it in Michigan they would have a on the fire inside the place and checking for anyone in the place in know more than 10 minutes and have the fire almost completely out in about 1 to 2 hours depending on how big the place is and they are not afraid to go in while it is burning
I’m so glad I don’t live in central / south Jersey. I’ve yet to see any decent firefighting going on there. A lot of these interior hero bull shit firefighting technics is destryong property and risking firefighter lives.
This is a pathetic display on all sides. WHY are all the towers in operation and not ONE is flowing water in the attic space? It's obvious the interior crews are outside and went defensive. I'd be ashamed to be seen in turnout gear on this scene.
Saddened by the loss these people have, prayers and thoughts to them. Was looking forward to watching video till the narrator started talking. Always kills a good video with sayings that we see happening in video.
These volunteer fire departments do a lot of mulling around and it takes them forever to get water on the fire. I watch footage from other departments and they are running to get hoses going.
People need to stop making comments with their opinions about how the fire fighters on the scene were combating this, or any other, fire. YOU WEREN'T THERE and only see about 10 percent of the operation.
I WAS there cause I LIVE HERE! Firefighters were an absolute Disgrace! Retrain. Retrain, retrain! Insurance company needs to see this n sur Firefighters who let this happen n basically dud very little
So sad for the residents. Who is the "wannabe" fireman on the camera calling out the narration, sounds like he's trying to act like a fireman with his terminology. Why is there NO water going on the fire, nowhere, no water? Hell, they don't even have hose line out, only see one line, why aren't the 2 ladder trucks dumping tons of water on this??? After the buildings are destroyed they turn on the water from the ladder trucks....just a bit late guys. Glad I don't live in this town.....
You gotta open those eyes! Lines in service before video starts, also I’m not a wanna be fire fighter if I wanted to fight fires I woulda joined the fd…I enjoy documenting the fire ground for training & review of fg tactics
So etwas erbaermliches,kein Wasser,was soll das.Hauptsache die mit den Trennscheiben und zerstoerungseisen sind die ersten die herum laufen und nichts tun
There is absolutely NO REASON to be on that roof but there is a very important reason to be putting water on the Visible Burning Material. Opening the roof at those two unburned locations drew the fire into those areas and spread the fire. If they didn't have firefighter gear on, the police would arrest people doing this for arson. THESE ARE YOUR HEROES PEOPLE!
It looked like they were doing a trench cut to stop the progression. However they did not have a hose line with them and that is the important piece for a trench cut to work.
@@jamessimmonds3773 Vertical Ventilation and especially Trench Cuts, draw the fire from a burning area and move it to an Unburned area and just spread the fire. The USA fire disservice couldn't Coordinate lunch to save their lives so you will NEVER see water being applied in coordination with roof work. You will see what you saw here. The fire department burning the roof off the building instead of extinguishing it.
Enough sticks in the air. Where's the water?
My thoughts exactly. One hose spraying the wet stuff on the orange stuff. I always thought fires biggest enemy was water but in this case its biggest friend appears to be the lack of a coordinated attack
was it me or where there no master streams in service??
At what point were the utilities turned off to the building? Not trying to sunday morning quarterback here, but there should have been a much earlier master stream attack to that roofline.
Exactly..fire dept did a lousy job. I live here.
3 aerials extended, fire through the roof, and they're using 2 handlines. Unless they were interior, which it looked they weren't, utilize the ladders and put water on it from above. Some full-time departments are something else 🤦🏻♂️
@freedom
Not a full time fire dept. mutual aid from asbury park is. Only full time dept out of all of them on scene.
How unfortunate for the residents. Big apartment buildings are nothing but fire traps. Builders have legally gotten away with not installing fire walls between units. If one unit burns, they all burn.
Wow that fire just marched its self from one end of that building to the other.
Glad that the injuries to a resident were minor.
Thank you to all firefighters everywhere for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.
So sad to see this horrible fire and so close to Christmas too. God Bless you and your family!!
Is there a reason that deck gun or ladder pipes weren’t opened up sooner? They had hand lines going through windows so the argument of people interior is null and void.
Maybe you should join and FD and find out for yourself
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@@virgilhilts3924 it’s a valid question. I’m giving them the benefit of the doubt as I’m aware a fire in this building is a pain in the ass. Just curious if water supply was an issue.
Having lived in a small NJ town for 40 years, there is an unfortunate reality that these departments are mostly volunteer and always underfunded. Some areas have converted to county wide departments and that has paid off. There isn't usually a specific person to blame - except maybe the US congress. Instead of funding your special interest groups send funds to small towns!
Drives me nuts to see the ladder towers sitting and ready and no water going up the pipe
I'm looking at that Glendola ladder truck in perfect spot to flow water and yet.........no water. 😢
I thought ladder trucks and tower ladders had nozzles on them to fight the fire.
Maybe you should go to each of the departments and tell them that... maybe show them how to use them as well
Be sure to video each interaction for playing here so we can all learn from a genius like you as well
@@virgilhilts3924 Don't get your panties in a bunch. It's an observation made by others also. Pissing on a fire that size does nothing.
They do, apparently these guys haven’t figured that out.
You don't use master streams from aerials if there are fire fighters making an interior search or attack with hand lines.
This department is a bunch of clowns. Needs to be Thoughly retrained! I live here n it was a disgrace! The insurance company should watch this video n hold the fire department half responsible for the damages. They let this happen. Could have been half the loss that it was. Not only did 8 apartments get burned to the ground but the rest of building has water damage n electric was cut. Nobody can live there. Thank you neptune n Hamilton fire. Totally at fault for this. Kids patting themselves on the back for the great job they did! What a joke. Hopefully they get sued. Fire all of them.
This is just awful. Prayers to all involved.
I can't wrap my head around. Why the stand around and have no water on this fire. And it raged out of control and spread it could have been contained.
There was water on the fire before the video even started... but thanks for showing your ignorance
Lines were stretched way before I started filming this video
Where water supply for the ladder truck on the side of the building
They let it burn down
They had multiple fire engines out there putting water they kept is pretty Controlled
Daaaaamn. They needed water on the back side of the structure sooo bad. They just sat in the parking lot and pushed the flames to the back. Hoping nobody got hurt but man that thing really got away from them, especially once it got into the attic.
Once it got in the attic it ran the full length of the building in the attic.
There might not have been any fire walls, depending on the age of the building
@@johndeere8594 2 years ago, the apartment building I lived in, burned. It was built in 1966, so, no fire walls were required to be in the construction. The fire laws at that time, were not what they are now. By the time the first fire truck showed up to the building I lived in, flames were visible from the roof. The fire started in a unit on the 3rd floor, and with no fire walls, there was no stopping the progression of the fire. 30 fire companies responded, took 13 hours to put the fire out. The building was a total loss, and 150 people were left homeless as a result. 45 unit apartment building.
Where’s the ladder pipes? Big fire needs big water!
Exactly my thoughts
Wow. Too bad you weren't there to show them how it's done.
@@robertpalmer3166 probably would have saved more then they did. Not sure if u ever have been a firefighter before.
@@thomasmarks9153
Clearly you haven't ever been one
You should go there and tell them all how it should be done
Jersey Shore fire response I love all of your videos they are so awesome and cool 😊
Cool video..shows what lack of training they have n lack of response to contain this. Retrain this department. Hope they don't get paid for this. It's a disgrace!
Were the Glendola ladder company members out getting donuts?
Word on the street is that they were at your house giving it to your old lady
Where are the Engine Companies this appears to be a running attic fire, great vent job, but unfortunately not supported by suppression underneath so fire spread to rest of attic, I'm lost here, are when in a Defense Mode why we venting
Were there frozen hydrants? Water delays ?
Untrained firemen
Glendola should've stayed home, they did nothing to stop the fire in the attic or the C side of the building
Looks like the tip of the ladder was on fire. Where was the operator?
@@salfrombport Hopefully they get that ladder tested before they have a problem. If that ladder fails due to direct flame impingement, this video documents when that exposure occurred.
Good description and video! I like the thermal imaging, helps show fire behavior.
Was it a common cockloft/ attic situation? The wind DID NOT help the firefighters.
Sad to see especially right before Christmas...prayers for all who lost property....🙏🙏🙏
I guess if there was a good thing is that it didn't start in a center unit. They would have lost a lot more.
One good thing is this didn't happen when it was freezing outside.
It looked like it took to much time to get the ladder trucks spraying.
Great video brother keep up the great work. 👍👍👍
Like the Aerialscope!
Are the ladder trucks just for looks? When the fire vents itself and there's no interior attack you go to ladder pipe operations, and why was that fireman venting the roof when the fire already vented itself.
I live in Long Branch and this is the first I've heard of this fire.I passed these apartments many times.What a shame.
Praying for everyone involved! 😢 Heartbreaking..
worst fear living in a condo complex myself
Love your videos! 👍👍
Really? That's ur comment to this tragedy??? Wow.
Not good. Go back in this channel to the dwelling fire in Neptune last November. Same bunch showed up for a garage fire which they apparently didn’t put out and the rekindle burned the house down. They got lucky with the apartment fire that no one died. This community should demand a better trained and led department based on both videos. We pay a lot of taxes in nj, spend more $ on training than expensive tower ladders
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Should have called a second and third alarm right when they pulled up
2 alarm was transmitted quickly I’m pretty sure.
@@jerseyshorefireresponse and nobody was really trained for this. Lots of people doing nothing.
It really pains me to see this!!! Big fire equals big water. I can't figure out why they have a tower and stick in the air. The stick isn't doing anything. WHY?? Instead of using hand lines where's the deck guns? Judging by the pressure on the hand lines they're was no water pressure issue. Pee poor scene command!!!
In case you question me I have over 20 years volunteer and paid.
Isn't this a Solid Brick Structure with Cement fire walls? How did it spread so fast? And it did seem to rage out of control for a time before any progress was achieved. I used to live in Ocean Grove and they always had a hard time putting out structure fires. I wonder what makes one fire stubborn and another can be put out fast.?
The brick is veneer, ordinary construction.
this is a two story wood frame multiple swelling
I wasn't there and not trying to be a keyboard firefighter, but wouldn't it have been more effective to have ladders fighting from above a lot sooner? It looked like most of the heavy fire was up in the attic and roof. Still, respect for these guys on a tough fire.
From my view ladder pipes coulda been used after the initial attack & rescue. A little sooner then they were. But water was never stopped being applied to the fire
What kind of dispatch is structure!? Is it that hard to say fire after structure? Just saying structure is lazy. What if it was a structure collapse and not a fire?
Water???
wo bleibt das Wasser? die schlaegertrupps sind die ersten die herum laufen aber nichts tun.
I pray for all the firefighters in all these videos
Pray for the tenants who could have had their apartments saved if there was adequate trained firemen available.
Does nothing bun during the day in NJ? And I don't know why they bother to send ladder trucks, they don't use them.
Where the water
After watching this video these people should have had water on the roof part before it spread to the other half of the building with the aerial ladder trucks it would have lessened the damage
What started the fire?
A guy cooking bacon on an electric frying pan
Excellent footage keep up the good work
Needs to be a national law. New construction, drywall fire walls to the roof between each unit. No excuse there were none here.
Damn I live just a few blocks down 33 and always pass by this building. Sorry this happened that is scary .
This is terrible, I've now been through two fires in my lifetime. Prayers for all those involved
this is why most Apartments lack proper Insurance coverage + working smoke detectors on each floor
@@Belchmaster41 working smoke detectors in the hallways is the landlord's responsibility, not the tenants. Inside each unit, it depends on if the smoke detectors are hard-wired, or battery operated. All apartments are required to have fully functioning smoke detectors
oh we got heavy fire here in the back while the whole back is as bright as the sun and as hot also .YOU THINK???????????
Anyone else looking for water?
There was water they had to get everyone out first
I be having towers to put water on it
I love the comments section😂
1-wind driven fire
2-it got a hold of the attic
3-GPM has to overpower BTU
The crews were handed a stinker from jump street. I agree with at least attempting a trench cut. People were moving with a purpose and at a certain point there’s not enough fuel and the GPMs outweigh the BTUs. That’s how these fires go. You have a 50/50 shot when you get there. It’s either going to go well, or it’s not. Those are facts.
GPM over BTU huh? So then why was Glendola's ladder in position taking up space without flowing water until late? If you're going to set up a ladder truck at an area of intense fire, better be prepared to open up that waterway.
@@Summerguy24 valid question however I wasn’t the IC on that job. That would be a tactical question. My educated guess is that the first assignment was a trench cut. Knowing that NJs water system sucks I’d assume there wasn’t adequate water to support that master stream and they had to get LDH to them.
Water, where’s the water ?
Ps they should v had the aerial pumps working a short bit after arriving on scene
If codes would only require more firestops in the attics of these buildings the fires would be far more containable.
I am like alot of other people why not utilize the ladder truck and just drown it to get a good knock down
Me and my grandma lives in Briton arms 3 so we rode passed the said that an old man was cooking and fell asleep
This is horrible that it spread so quickly.
That's because they vented the crap out of it and didn't apply water effectively.
this is a common theme with newer construction. Wood frame, common roof with no fire breaks. Don't rent or buy any higher up than you're comfortable jumping. At the speed these tinder boxes go up, jumping may be your only option.
Sad but true
It was an older construction 2 story apartment and the fire break is the only thing that stopped this bunch from burning down the entire row of buildings
No water on the roof
That was the most pathetic example of firefighting I think I have ever seen. I was a firefighter for 10yrs and I never saw anything like that
Totally agree. As an EMT being at many fires this is pathetic! They should have to pay for the damage they let happen, not the insurance company
You guys always work extremely extremely hard
This department needs retraining for sure. Did not handle this correctly.
HEY CHIEF WHERES THE WATER.??? That inch and three quarter is like pissing in the ocean...you don’t vent and not have water to back up the cut with that volume of fire...
Water was on the fire before the video even started and throughout... but thanks for showing your ignorance 😉
Awful decision making. No excuse for multiple master streams not put in service earlier, especially with several aerials positioned but not flowing. F trenching without adequate water supply.
@@virgilhilts3924 bullshit if there was master streams and aerial units flowing water on that fire earlier maybe a room and contents wouldn’t turn into the mess the video shows. It got away from them because of poor planning and poor decisions to get water on the fire period.
Got to use big water, and lots of it. GPM to BTUs. Not using a large enough stream, the water flashes to steam before it ever has a chance to get to the seat of the fire
@@bentley4446
Thanks for showing your ignorance as well
As a retired NYC firefighter all I can say this has to be a joke. You guys should be ashamed of yourselves, more training ,more training, more training!
Youve never worked a fire in your life
@@virgilhilts3924 you have to be out of your mind! I worked in Brooklyn and Manhattan, over 3000 runs a year. Also a first responder at 9/11. It's very easy to talk sh.t online.
@@virgilhilts3924 Sounds like you have, but badly.
@@Eddiecurrent2000
Sounds like your butthurt 😆😅😂🤣
@@virgilhilts3924 the irony is lost on you clearly...
Looks like roof spread the fire.
Really piss poor management of ladder company resources. Hand lines from the ground were not going to do the job! YOU CAN BRING LINES UP THE LADDER TRUCKS TO ACCOMPLISH AN AIRIEAL ATTACK!
HOPE THAT LADDER DIDN'T GET SCORTCHED TOO MUCH!
This video should b used as training for all fire departments what NOT to do. Neptune should b embarrassed.
Why did they even show up, I've watched so many ice videos and no ladder pipes going no deck guns , they were venting a roof that was already gone. I understand they volunteers but they need to be a little more aggressive . when paid experienced fire fighters see this they don't understand why basic things aren't being done.that
Sad . Some Christmas .
Smh!! 🤷🏻♂️
Interior attack and big ball put out fire and saves lives.. not aerial ladders..
More crappy construction cardboard and toothpicks used. Why don’t they change the fire codes
We bet you live in a fire trap as well.
Common USA quick build complex pretty normal around here. These fires are sad and usually result in more then one unit being effected.
@@jerseyshorefireresponse Don't blame the extensive damage on the structure when the fire department only makes the fire spread better and doesn't apply water.
My house was made with cocktail toothpicks that have the colorful frilly trees at the top and it's still standing. I put an addition on with Amazon cardboard boxes and it's solid.
They did. They made them worse.
one hell of a weenie roast sad to see people loose everything. But stuff is not all that your life and health are more important.
All these depts with ladder and tower trucks and have no clue how to use them. Waste of tax payers money
And why do you say that
@@steveking6879 because they should have been using those ladder pipes alot sooner then they did. Also at one point the ladder on the side was close to being engulfed in fire, he should have moved the stick once the guys were off the roof. They practically let that building burn and that's a shame
@@thomasmarks9153 negative bud. They had lines inside and they were also doing searches. They pulled someone from a first floor apartment. Let's get are searches done before we use the ladders
@@steveking6879 I agree with you however when the conditions became untolarable to sustain life it was time to pull out and use those master streams. They waited till the building was close to totally consumed before they used it.
@@thomasmarks9153 we weren't there so we can't say for sure what was happening.
They spraying water on it or what the fuck
Hello from Ohio Peggy Hunt I feel the same way they let the place burn down before they would have any hoses on it in Michigan they would have a on the fire inside the place and checking for anyone in the place in know more than 10 minutes and have the fire almost completely out in about 1 to 2 hours depending on how big the place is and they are not afraid to go in while it is burning
I’m so glad I don’t live in central / south Jersey. I’ve yet to see any decent firefighting going on there. A lot of these interior hero bull shit firefighting technics is destryong property and risking firefighter lives.
Good thing the “interior hero bull shit firefighting technics” saved the life of a victim trapped in those apartments which you probably didn’t know.
@@john3016 that’s great but after that, it’s a total loss. Surround and drown.
Say, these guys fight fire like NYFD responding to a downtown Chinese restaurant fire. (Hint: they always seen to burn down to street level.)
You share some excellent videos. However, please withhold your comments. We can all see there is "Heavy Fire".
Sorry about that
@@jerseyshorefireresponse Do it the way you want to do it. You make great videos.
@@jerseyshorefireresponse you’re doing fine,keep up the urgency in your videos maybe the crews will show more urgency!
I like his comments...ads some feelings to the video
@@salfrombport I am glad you like his voice. Just like I like the sound of a hot bush. 🤣
Those ladder trucks are just sitting there. Spray some water from above! What a waste of taxpayer money!!!
This is a pathetic display on all sides. WHY are all the towers in operation and not ONE is flowing water in the attic space? It's obvious the interior crews are outside and went defensive. I'd be ashamed to be seen in turnout gear on this scene.
Maybe because it was an exterior attack only at the time
@MJ Skal_85 which is where towers come into play. 🤦♂️
Saddened by the loss these people have, prayers and thoughts to them. Was looking forward to watching video till the narrator started talking. Always kills a good video with sayings that we see happening in video.
Cutting through the roof put the fire out when it already spreaded
These volunteer fire departments do a lot of mulling around and it takes them forever to get water on the fire. I watch footage from other departments and they are running to get hoses going.
Wow you gleaned all that for a limited single perspective... such a genius you are
Dumb statement
Funny I've seen the same from the FDNY so....
People need to stop making comments with their opinions about how the fire fighters on the scene were combating this, or any other, fire. YOU WEREN'T THERE and only see about 10 percent of the operation.
It’s more than enough & it’s not good to see how it was handled
I WAS there cause I LIVE HERE! Firefighters were an absolute Disgrace! Retrain. Retrain, retrain! Insurance company needs to see this n sur Firefighters who let this happen n basically dud very little
Wow someone doesn’t like ladders company. This fire company need learn how to use ladders company.
So sad for the residents. Who is the "wannabe" fireman on the camera calling out the narration, sounds like he's trying to act like a fireman with his terminology. Why is there NO water going on the fire, nowhere, no water? Hell, they don't even have hose line out, only see one line, why aren't the 2 ladder trucks dumping tons of water on this??? After the buildings are destroyed they turn on the water from the ladder trucks....just a bit late guys. Glad I don't live in this town.....
You gotta open those eyes! Lines in service before video starts, also I’m not a wanna be fire fighter if I wanted to fight fires I woulda joined the fd…I enjoy documenting the fire ground for training & review of fg tactics
So etwas erbaermliches,kein Wasser,was soll das.Hauptsache die mit den Trennscheiben und zerstoerungseisen sind die ersten die herum laufen und nichts tun
Your GPS i s so freaking annoying
Watch on mute
Videos are good but your cheesy commentary makes me think you fantasize about being a firefighter or your a arsonist
Bro shut your maps off
FDNY would've had that all extinguished and overhauled in 45 minutes. 🤭jk
There is absolutely NO REASON to be on that roof but there is a very important reason to be putting water on the Visible Burning Material. Opening the roof at those two unburned locations drew the fire into those areas and spread the fire. If they didn't have firefighter gear on, the police would arrest people doing this for arson.
THESE ARE YOUR HEROES PEOPLE!
It looked like they were doing a trench cut to stop the progression. However they did not have a hose line with them and that is the important piece for a trench cut to work.
@@jamessimmonds3773 Vertical Ventilation and especially Trench Cuts, draw the fire from a burning area and move it to an Unburned area and just spread the fire. The USA fire disservice couldn't Coordinate lunch to save their lives so you will NEVER see water being applied in coordination with roof work. You will see what you saw here. The fire department burning the roof off the building instead of extinguishing it.
Wow what a dumb response
Wow what a dumb response
@@steveking6879 Don't you think you need to explain yourself?
This is just awful. Prayers to all involved.