Ammo Cooks Off, Two Victims Found In Intense House Fire
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- INCIDENT DATE/TIME: 12-3-23 | 4:42 a.m.
LOCATION: 13745 Glenoaks Blvd
CITY: Los Angeles
DETAILS:
LAFD responded to a report of a house fire
Crews arrived to find a one story single family dwelling with heavy smoke and fire showing
Numerous rounds of ammunition could be heard going off in the background
LAFD reports the home may have been booby trapped
The house may have also been involved in "criminal dealings"
Two deceased victims have been located in one of the back houses
The cause of the fire is unknown
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I wonder why so many handlines were directed into the thermal column? Handlines don't have enough GPM's to absorb the heat, unlike a deck gun or elevated master stream. Put the water on the fuel at the base of the fire, not the heat column above the fuel. That much fire will convert the water to steam above the fire and it will never reach the actual burning fuel. Sure, steam conversion in a more confined fire can do wonders to knock down the fire, but aiming a handline into the thermal column is not effective. I see this in loads of fire videos and always wonder why they are not putting the water on the base of the flames where it will have a better chance of being effective.
I do not know who made the decision to fight the fire, BUT as a Fire Chief as soon as I heard the first volley my instructions would be to back up and let it burn. Our duty then would be to save and protect surrounding structures. There is NO WAY I would let my crew keep moving forward knowing there was ammo in the house and it was going off
Exactly. Who's training the firefighters and law enforcement officers in California nowdays???
LA Firefighters are braver than most.
The majority of ammo is unloaded and cooks off without lethal velocity. Chambered ammo can be lethal, but is much less common. As many gun owners as there are in the U.S., we've all fought fires involving ammo in the fire load. In all the commotion, you might not have even noticed.
th-cam.com/video/TDYMcrb54t4/w-d-xo.html Just firecrackers.
There is at least one video out there where multiple scenarios involving structures and tractor trailers loaded with ammo and the conclusion was that standard firefighter protective gear would prevent injuries from small arms ammo cooking off.
Should they even be fighting that fire with ammo cooking off?
Yes. The velocity is too low to penetrate firefighter gear.
Hope there were no pets...sad...
Though exploding live ammo can be dangerous, it is highly unlikely to be hit by exploding ammo from a fire unless you are close to it.
So sad God be with them🙏🙏🙏
RIP 🙏
Wow. I always wonder what happened if you threw ammo in a fire
Wow this mite be on one of those detective's shows someday a murder mystery maybe ?
Damn that's crazy California for ya's!!
Hats off to the brave firefighters ❤
they're just humans
This is from 2 weeks ago..?
🙏 RIP PERISHED SOULS 🙏
Condolences to your family and friends. 😢😥
That's not ammo cooking off. that's fireworks. ammo will make small pops. even large calibers.
Actually, I pretty much agree, though I also heard ammo. Discharging ammo makes a "Crack" noise where the "Pops" are firecrackers or larger works.
I saw this 2 weeks ago
Poor people. Looks like they lost everything 😢. God Bless them. And the fire fighters
Read the description. Most likely a drug house. Two people dead.
Were the victims innocent....or guilty??
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