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- Around 3:30pm, multiple calls and heavy smoke from a distance were indicators that a lot of help would be needed at this fire. A 3rd alarm was struck on arrival bringing in 14 departments to the scene. Tankers were needed to bring water to the scene because there are no hydrants in this part of town. The occupant and dog in the house when the fire started were able to safely get out while 1 firefighter sustained a minor injury.
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They did a good job of keeping the water off of the fire..
LOL yes they did
@ross beck but not with rum
Was that sarcasm??
@@jackh577 no not in my opinion
They should have brought marshmallows and cool hangers
14 departments and not a single one had a clue on this one.
First due without a clue baby
HIHFTY!!! Way to save the foundation guys!!
OH DEAR LORD !!! HA !!
Command was yelling and very wound up. If you’re command can’t remain calm and methodical you might as well stay in the truck
So sad.Glad the owner and dog got out safely.Hope the injured firefighter heals quickly.Thank you for your dedication to your community.
I disagree about their dedication.
Someone might be critical of the techniques which were used but don’t doubt the dedication of volunteer fire fighters. If cities and counties paid for better training the fire fighters would be glad to have the opportunity to improve. It is dedication to expose yourself to these conditions.
looked like a controlled burn, i just spent the last 13 minutes screaming at the screen
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Literally read the title
Holly crap look at that LP tank venting! which is better than exploding (BLEVE) but what a sight! Charlie side just completely consumed. Sorry for the homeowners loss. glad no serious injuries to responders.
Venting precedes a BLEVE, the more it vents, the greater the risk of a BLEVE. That’s why they were cooling it from a safe distance, to stop the contents reaching the point of BLEVE.
OK so the Propane tank was not anywhere near where it was venting. Watch closely and you'll see the propane tank on the left side, as you look at the venting, 6:44. I suspect that gas flame was the gas line to the kitchen or dryer etc.... I was shocked that they didn't just go over and turn the gas tank to the "OFF" position. Just a thought, only 40 years of firefighting experience, but I could be wrong.
Sir, my comment was about the tank venting around the 1 min mark of the video. It clearly is the tank venting.
Thank you for 40 years of service.
@@johnhyman3549 John, I didn't even see that tank, It looked like the "venting gas" as coming from inside the residence. After your comment, I went back and WHALLA, there is another tank which is burned black. You are absolutely right. That thing would have put hair on your chest, (or taken it off), if it went off.
yes that was a gas grill's LP tank venting. The way LP tanks are designed is that they have a vent valve to relieve the pressure when the gas rapidly expands too fast from something simple as the summer heat or in this case a fire. And as far as a BLEVE goes they are crazy rare, in 30 years of firefighting I only seen it once, it was a LP tank on the back of a fork lift and what happened was is the dimwit fork lift driver put the LP tank on the fork lift up side down so it could not vent, and when the tank started on fire because of all things, careless smoking, POOF! Anyways, the only way we would have a BLEVE here is if that tank can't vent the boiling gas fast enough, and there is a "tell" if a venting LP tank is about to BLEVE, that is it will start to "whistle" really loud, when you hear a burning LP tank start to "whistle"...... ah.. RUN!!! Lastly the thing that needed to be done here was rapid cooling of the tank with lots and lots of water, which the FD here eventually did.
I'm sorry this happened to anyone..... yet I'm happy to hear everyone survived the blaze..... I hope the firefighter recovers quickly. that was a nasty fire.....
Thoughts and prayers to the occupants and injured first responder, thankfully there was no loss of life! God Bless and Protect all first responders, you’re all HEROS!
I really believe that some fire fighters just love to watch shit burn. The FF in the back yard did an excellent job making sure none of the water that left his line hit anything that was actually burning....
If you live in Millville, make sure you have maximum fire insurance protection.
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Or just be smart and clean your dryer vents, all could've been avoided
I don't care how much training you're had, you never stop learning, because no two fires are ever the same!!! 15 years STATION 52 BRISTOL PA 💪
Did anyone take a look see at the back of the house while they squirt water on the side??
water on fire = fire out, no water on building = total loss. Very very bad tactical firefighting , I understand those little towns are limited but they need to use their resources alot better then what was done .
I agree but, you need to learn that "alot" is actually two different words.
I live beer here
Small Town limited resources isn't a good excuse for being afraid of the fire. My department has one engine, one tanker, and one brush truck and less tools than these guys had and even we are more aggressive than this.
Michael Pinnell we had 2 and this fire was very hot you could feel it from down the road
Thanks great video
The fire crews caused a 3rd alarm fire. What a disgrace. Might as well has flame throwers instead of hoses. This is a fantastic video of “how to burn a house down”.
Matt, great video. From friend of Jim's.
im not knocking the firefighters but this didn't look to good 🤔
No no it doesn’t I’m at 5:00 min i take it they don’t go in 🤔
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@Tax Payer guess what.... firefighters are still getting your money and still not listening to you....pay your taxes.
Yeah.... All bullshit aside losing this house is unacceptable. Come at me with whatever you want, I can legitimately tell you this was an easy stop. This fire should have easily been contained to B/C corner, with some minor extension. This should be an absolute wake up call for that Chief and that community.
I AM....HORRIBLE JOB!!!!
Omg that's awful. You mean to tell me that only 1 man & a dog lived in that huge house wow. That poor house didn't stand a chance. 😭
No one seems to fight fires the way we used too, from the ground up, they squirt water on the siding & wait for the big aerial trucks, by the time they are in position, easy to fight fire, the roof is gone. They needed tankers, then just waste the water. The grass will look better now that its been watered!!
Lmao based on that firefighting performance I’d say they just decided “we’ll save the yard everything else is gone let it burn to the ground” jesus
It looks like this fire may have started on the outside and then spread inside.
This looked look like a very nice big house and well-kept, even had a pool.
I feel really sorry for their loss and hope they have insurance and can rebuild. Glad they got out and hope the fireman heals quickly?
It pains me to see so much water going to waste. Precious water, too. Much harder to get on the scene with tankers.
Nicely shot - thank you!
I'm so glad the homeowner and his dog were able to safely get out prayers for the injured firefighter that he's able to have a swift recovery that propane tank is scary the way it was venting that could be been very bad if it explode as it'd be like a bomb going off
the relief valve was doing what it suppose to do by releasing the pressure not storeing it up and causing a explosion.
Who got injured and how? I didn’t see that.
@@johndavis6119 read the description 1 firefighter sustained minor injury
JDS Weather First, Brewer, Maine News & Events thank you
@@johndavis6119 yvw
This department exhibits very clearly that there is both a lack of training and food leadership. On the initial attack, it was both misdirected to an inconsequential area of the fire and poorly executed. The line was charged before being even close to an effective position' the subsequent attack at the B side rear was also commenced from a point too far away to be effective. Bot simply wasted the available water. Water continued to be sprayed onto areas where there was no real target to be extinguished. In this case, the fire as so far advanced hat the home was a constructive total loss at the time of arrival. The lack of effective direction and technique could serve as a training aid as an example of what NOT to do upon arrival and in th course of operatios.
"and good (not food) leadership"
This is the book definition of hitting it hard from the yard, also if anybody needs a good sprinkler service to water your yards I'd give these guys a call
That hurts to watch TERRIBLE firefighting that whole department needs training that house could have sustain half that damage if the department was trained
So...This was an acquired structure burn down?... The total lack of urgency, makes it appear to be a "realistic" training scenario...
They got more water on the grass than on the fire.
It amazes me that's neighborhood like that don't have hydrants!
My prayers go out to the victims and to the firefighter that got hurt.
Firefighters got hurt? Twisting an ankle?
This is why you need to clean your dryer vents every 6 months to a year
Keep your propane secured
This was literally a hot mess.
I am very glad that they tried to preserve the facade of the building. I guess just incase someone passed by and wanted to judge the neighborhood by what the homes looked like. I hope they realized that this house had a nice pool. I wonder, why did the the hose men water down the back of the home where there seemed to be no flame. I guess, they couldn't see over the smoke. Wow! Obviously, and thank God, a fire like that service by this department is very rare. The department was overwhelmed and seemed not to know where to start. All the supervisors need to be retrained.
Nonsense. Short on people and on water. Directed efforts towards safety. Not all areas have 3 engines and a truck show up in the first 5 minutes.
Hitting it hard from the yard. WOW. Not for nothing but the fire in the rear looked like it was gas fed. 2 inch in the front door and coordinated ventilation may have saved part of the house
Good catch
Wow, like a match box went up. For this to spread up that fast there could not have been any fire blocks at all in the walls.
Good job on watering that grass 😂
My thoughts go out to the homeowner, having your home and all your belongings destroyed has got to be the worst thing ever. I NEVER leave the house with the dryer running and I can guarantee this homeowner will never either again in the future.
And be sure to get an annual cleaning of dryer vent
Ladder truck shouldve been in play from the jump.
Wow!!! Insane!!!
Wow, I cannot believe how long it took to get a ladder pipe on this fire!!
They were putting more water on the brush fire in the backyard then the actual house...
Excellent camera work. Great follow on the action. Really glad no one was injured.
Has your department heard of smooth bore nozzles? I suggest they learn about them, those combination nozzles won’t do well after the long response times you have to those fires
Back in 1984 I was introduced to the Task Force Nozzle by a neighboring Co. I was blown away on what that could do in knocking down a working room in about 1 minute with a fog pattern and 1 man could actually handle a 2 1/2 with this nozzle. My company had all our trucks equipped within 2 weeks after out demo with neighboring Co with Task Force.
Its the person on any nozzle understanding of a fire stream and its effect. I prefer the combination nozzle. If all you know is straight bore........
Why was the propane tank so close to the house? I don't think it would have made a whole lot of difference in this case,but it seems too close to me.
Well I can't say they lost the structure. It was a write off before they even arrived.
But true to form: on the nozzle fighting a gas fed inferno with no gloves, or cylinder? Actually lots of members with no scba. I'm glad the occupant, and dog gout out, b/c the primary was "let's look in the front door".
Don't live in Millville--they have no fire protection. ZIP! NADA! NOTHING!
ok Mr. Wizard, lack of manpower, yeah well being that Millville is a volunteer fire company with only about 15 members and being that no one want to volunteer any more yeah man power is a problem, and what makes this worse is no "day time" availability, most volunteers work their real jobs during the day making them unavailable to make calls, or it takes them longer to make the call. And the only thing giving the fire service a bad name is you and all the other You Tube firefighters. So instead of hiding behind a puter key board why don't you put your money where your mouth is and join your local volunteer FD.
@@r.a.hassel8006 Nice try, hassle. Twenty-seven years in a rural, volunteer fire department--Deputy Chief only because I've lasted that long, representative in our state legislature, 32 years teaching in the same high school, two tours in Vietnam as the youngest armored company commander--by default, the others were dead. #1: You are illiterate. #2: You're the standard-issue 'Murkan turd that's dumber than dark. #3 Ya'll run your mouth as though people are listenin'. #4: You're a disgrace. #5: Don't call us--we haven't the patience for riff-raff.
No your not, your just a You Tube firefighter and a poser, who comes out on to You Tube and tears down firefighters, you know the only other person I know that seems to detest the fire service more than you, is a serial arsonist.
That's all ya' got?Cripes, such an ignorant huckleberry are you. Once again in your miserable life, you've got it all figured out and you're so bloody-well up the creek you're little more than a barking-mad, intemperate, flaming-ignorant, illiterate--a true 'Murkan lowlife scrubber--far on the outside looking in, jibber-jabbering 4th-grade rubbish and bouncing on roadside branches while busily flinging turds at passing buses.Ya'll don't know you're born.Ever read Yevtushenko? Moliere? Spinoza? Saved even one life? Run daily five-mile rips with a college track team? Skate hockey? When and where did you get your pilot's license? Ever ride a rig with Paris pompiers? Are you a certified NRA instructor who built his county's ONLY shooting range?Please, let's have the name of the serial arsonist you know--then get even more lost than ya'll already are.
L CHAPUT no one asked for your credentials. This is TH-cam, not a fucking resume. The fire was extinguished, last time I checked that’s a form of fire protection. Why don’t you move on, boomer.
What a messed up FD. I am beyond glad I live nowhere near here.
They made this look awkward.
Trying to figure out if this was a controlled burn or an actual fire call!!
Get trained as a firefighter and you'll be able to figure it out.
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not even hitting the back of the house they had plenty of 2 1/2" the one guy just watering the yard
LOL You are so right
Tough to watch. The water flowing through those first 2 lines could have, and should have put out a LOT more fire. Poor training.
bc the yard was on fire
3:26. Is this good water placement and angle of attack?
Wow...so sad they couldn't save this house. It seemed to go fast.
Long response time, I suspect, rural area. Millville a volunteer fire company? All the poor homeowner could do is just stand there and watch this beautiful home burn to the ground. So sad! Hopefully the homeowners' insurance was paid up to date. Glad the dog escaped!
how do you not clean your dryer vents!!!??
Just a FYI spray cold water on the propane tank and if the pressure relief valve is in good working order it will shut down! That tank go's you won't have to worry about the house ! If you have a tank that close to your home have it moved away,this tank should have never been where it was at ! 10 feet minimum from all vents and openings and decks and overhangs been installing them for 20 years! Your state my have different guide line's on setting a tank but in all not a good location!
I am clueless. Why did it take them ladder truck so long to go up and get water spraying?
Its obvious that these guys don't see a lot of fires. Not their fault.
However command doesn't need to yell on the radio, properly placed hose streams and water supply could have been better from the get go. Looks like this fire had a big head start as well. Not much could have been done.
Not seeing a lot of fires isn't an excuse! They should be better trained on strategy and tactics. This fire had a major head start, but better tactics might have saved some contents, instead of a pile of ash. Aside from this fire, I hate to think of the affect these tactics have at other fires in their district.
Great footage! Well documented.
I'm just curious as to how many who comment are firefighters past or present. If not then why criticize what these men are doing. What exactly qualifies them as experts on fire extinguishing tactics or the behavior of fire in any given situation. There is no such thing as a typical fire.
Exactly they must of gone to youtube fire fighters academy where they fight fires through the comment section only
Very experienced and educated. Worked in a busy city for many years as Firefighter and Arson Investigator. I stand by my comments and opinions. Lots of inexperienced opinion on here, but that's Ok too.
@@jackh577 Most comments on TH-cam are from experienced firefighters but that doesn't make them privy to the Fireground conditions and resources in the videos. Sometimes things are obvious but in this case I think they just suffered from low manpower and lack of water in the initial stages. To be fair that building was lost before arrival. Sometimes you would just love to let it go, all in the best interests of safety and making the job of clearing the site so much easier. The number of times we have put hay barn fires out and then had to dig out the hay to get Goa deep seated fire in a building already lost when it would have been far better just to let it burn away. It just doesn't look good but if you could explain the logistics of it to the owners they would agree with you. Certainly the insurance company would as it would save a fortune in clearing the site for rebuilding. Quite honestly, if I lived in such a remote area in that type of building I would install a manual internal drencher/sprinkler system. The cost of a DIY system can be worth the peace of mind.
There's a lot of people who think they know how to fight fires but until they are actually in a fire fighters shoes they need to sit down and be quiet.
There is no need to be (or get) defensive here, firefighters. Comments are not at all misdirected. Not a single strategy issue. It's a competence issue. There was none.
How in the hell does a town not have fire hydrants?Our NYC Fire departments would put these keystone firemen to shame
MusicLover P Rural fire departments will have hydrants in their villages, but once you get outside of that they are dependent on ponds and mutual aid tankers, engines and aerials.
Bill Williams that swimming pool is not a good option for the size of the fire. Now, I’m not saying that they did a good job on this fire by any means. The first officer on scene should have done a 360 and should have committed a 2 1/2 line to the rear on the fire. Not around the corner like we first saw.
Also, in the beginning we saw there was a lack of manpower to do much of anything until mutual aid arrived with manpower and tankers.
My observation, unfortunately, told me this home was not going to be saved. Bringing in the tankers and ladder truck for a surround and drown was the only viable option.
These rural FD's are hard to watch. They all seem to have all the right gear to do the job, everything but how to do it. It's obvious these are a bunch of volunteers. I don't mean to rag on the volunteers, I was one myself for a while at the beginning. I believe it's a case of not knowing what they don't know. It wasn't until I did get on a city dept. and went through the academy that I realized, "Holy crap, I could have got seriously killed playing around with fire, not knowing what I was doing". For home owners wanting to live out in the middle of nowhere, you get what you pay for depending on a volunteer dept.. Having all the right toys are essential, knowing what to do with them is another thing.
This is what you get when the community is not willing to pay for fire protection. Hats off to volunteers but if training is not funded, Manning is not funded, this is what you get.
Side note: what’s the bunker gear for if we don’t go in? ....Life AND PROPERTY.
Were they drawing water out of that pool?
Well that WAS a nice house
Great work My friend, and Very Good Work my The firefighters. Thanks Dizzy.
Great work watering the grass😒😒
were those junior firefighters on that first line? I figured so since no scba, and no interior work.
Interior Attack wenn a Gas Bottle is ging about to blow up. ? Too Risky. But why not more Firestation ging to be Alert ? On Fire linke this in Germany the Alert would set fast in 5th or 6th alert.
@@lappilappland3708 i have no clue what you're talking about lol.
@@michaelpatanella Sorry Englisch is not my 1st. Language and I hate you Autocorrection. ;). When you have a Gasbottle that is about to blow off you not going near if preventable.
I wonder that only a few Firetrucks are there ? Are more Firetrucks on the Way or get Toned out ?
In Germany several Stations would be called out on a Fire like this. (Very possible 5 or 6 Stations). But here have every Villiage a small Firestation with mostly one Engine and mostly one Transport Unit. Biggetr Station have then Ladders ,Command Units , Supply etc.)
I'm not understanding why nobody had a pack on. If you're telling me because they're exterior only, okay. But they had on no gloves either. Furthermore that first line they had should have been more closer to make a bigger impact. Even the guy with the line on the side of the house had no pack on and God only knows what he was thinking, I mean head to the back and hit the bulk with that line. I get there was a propane tank burning but geesh. Between his line and the line in the front, that fire could have been Knocked down substantially.
I'm no Fire Fighter but, don't you have to get water ON a fire to put it out ??
Also, why the hell were they so far back?? Sidewalk FF??
FOR VOLUNTEER F.D. THESE BOYS KNOCKED THE SHIT DOWN QUICK. HELLAVA JOB.
As a volunteer fire, I can say, no they did not and no praise should be had by these guys. It is just plain old embarrassing...
Holy Crap !! What's in that house to go up that fast!!!!???? Holy Toledo. I'm Thankful no First Responders were hurt!
OMG!!! It keeps getting worse!!!!
I noticed an absolute ridiculous amount of poor firefighting on TH-cam. Why are fire departments posting such terrible looking operations. It's really embarrassing.
I really don't think FD put this on TH-cam. Look at the bottom left corner of the screen. It was a private agency.
@Bill Williams I totally agree. Very Professional for sure . I have watched alot of his videos and there is no screwing around. They are right to the point . Cool calm and collected he is and he definitely got his act together, A1 on my list.
So that others can learn from their mistakes
I guess they never heard of an interior attack? Wow!!
They did pretty good but should have started the attack dead on from the back where the hot point was instead of the side. Would have had much more affect on stoping the spread from going as quick as it did and maybe saved some of the home. Other than the start of there attack they did well.
Well shortie, you have to have water to fight a fire, they obviously didn't. By the time they set up their water pools, the place was toast, literally. Living out in the boonies has it's benefits, fire protection isn't one of them. Another good argument for rural home sprinkler systems. Sad to see a nice house like this destroyed due to the lack of fire protection. Hope they were well insured.
@@charlesrudish9147 i completely agree. That is why i said what i said. Because just a couple minutes into the video you could see them on the side with there first attack but the hot point was on the back deck and at that time the fire had not yet broke wall. That is where they should have started to knock down as much as possible for the following trucks and try to keep it out of the structure as much as possible. The first unit on should always start at the hot point with the attack. ALWAYS. Unless you are not in the middle of nowhere and have multiple trucks then just attack the damn thing but in a rural area case being the first and only for a few minutes always start at the hot point with what ever water your truck can supply. If that was my department are chief and or Lt and sgt would have had are ass.
I wonder if the LP tank was the reason they were fighting from the side, maybe protection?
@@lawlessjff its possible. Good thinking. Are dept would would have did a cool down on the tank with our line as we were on the attack of the hot point. Some departments have different policys about flammables and hazmat. With Lp if the tank is already venting the best thing to do is a cool down from a safe distance to help prevent it from going like a grenade into somones head. Most of the time if they are already venting they won't blow but there is always a chance they could even after venting. It's very possible they were scared/worried of it or had a policy that would not allow them in that area.
I live need here and I watched the fire from my house and it there were 15 different towns here
They pretty much pushed this fire across that house like they were spraying gasoline. When I was a kid the department did the same thing with my house....contain, don't spread.
Was the house made of plastic & cardboard as it just seemed to melt & fold up!
Why not take first engine and drive through the yard to the B/C side and hit with the deck gun. Second engine supply 1st until tankers show up. Lots of water fast!
this is why you should NEVER EVER go to bed with your dryer running. i clean mine twice a year
It was during the day! No one went to bed with the dryer on!
@@malindamooradian5664 but the fact of cleaning it out every semester or year still stands
People are such armchair firefighters. The fact that they even attempted an interior attack on a building this well involved even before arrival was something. It was doomed from the start and you can hear the radio order to go all-defensive. You could see how extensively the fire had spread from the smoke under the eaves - the visible fire was just the tip of the iceberg. The house was totaled even before the first truck rolled in. They did their best under terrible circumstances... lint fires are explosive and will blowtorch the interior right from second one.
The moral of the story isn't "get better firefighters in Uxbridge" it's "check your goddamned dryer vent every so often." This is the result when you don't.
Archibald Mirenopteryx shut the fuck up, you could’ve easily went interior on this. Don’t be a lil bitch
You could went interior. Knock the fire down and go in from the other side. What really bugs me is no haste or sense of urgency
Just because YOU don't have the common sense and logic to know how to apply water to Visible Burning Material doesn't mean other people don't. The FACT That they went inside to fight a fire that was on the OUTSIDE and Threatening the inside shows ignorance, not competence. As far as everything else you said, how come you didn't mention Getting the water ON the burning stuff?
JB91710 clearly you don’t fight fire. The building is only 25% involved, if that. A real fire department would’ve hit the interior and the exterior. The front and lower level of the house isn’t even involved at this point. Ask anyone who fights real fire, in and out in 45 minutes.
@@rustyshackleford9095 What you Clearly didn't point out is that you extinguish All Visible Burning Material BEFORE you go inside. The fire outside was threatening the interior. To go inside in those conditions defies logic. When the exterior fire is out and you have extinguished the interior as much as possible from the outside, through the windows, then you have protected any victims and the entering firefighters. It's called being a Mature and Responsible firefighter not a brave and irresponsible hero.
Did They want it to burn down?
These newly constructed homes are too dang flammable!
ANY building will burn if you don't have an alarm system and you live in a rural/lightly populated area that allows a fire to grow unreported. Not to mention the high fire load of plastics and synthetic materials made from petroleum...
ffjsb this is true, but I’ve noticed first hand that the modern buildings in an urban setting burn very quick and give off far more toxins than old construction. That may just be where I live, but I think more can be done to make them more fire safe.
@@johndavis6119 It's up to the buyer to demand that.
ffjsb and they should
This is an example of how not to fight fire. Absolutely no aggressive interior attack. God forbid there was anyone trapped. This Fire division is in serious need of training on basic fire attack. They are an embarrassment to the fire service. Get a line in the door to the interior and a line around back to knock down the exterior fire. Let the tank vent as it is designed to do. Yes it was in the attic, but with an aggressive truck crew pulling the ceiling this house could have been saved. 40 year professional fire service vet here.
I was thinking the same thing. And leave the garden hose on the truck. Drag that 2 1/2 through the front door. The only concern I would have regarding the roof, is the thickness, amount, and color of the smoke pushing out the eaves and along that ridge. Makes me wonder how long it was cranking in the attic amd possibly second floor. But they would have no idea without at least attempting to push in.
There is a swimming pool full of water that I am sure the owner would not mind being used.
I'm not a firefighter, but I do wonder, if there was no hydrants near, why didn't they suck the water out of the huge in-ground swimming pool beside the house??
Where is the ladder truck?
What cost fire ?
Departments like these make me hate the fire service
Says the 🤡 who's never worked a fire in his life
Are they being serious that this fire was caused by a dryer vent? Doesn't seem like it.
The videographer was good at his job. Well shot video always at the right place at the right time.
Around 9:00 did anyone notice the cross in the bottom right of the building that was left standing after the first roof collapse?
Looks good from the street. can buff out the minor imperfections. Tell realtor not to show the backside to prospective buyers
Darren Grosvenor yes
So this house is burnt down to the ground and I live beer it
Fukking funny!!! 😁
ya know guys, you don't have to be so scared of the fire that you stay 100 feet away from it. Be firefighters for christs sake and use your damn gear for what it was invented for. its this neat things called interior attack. This could had just been any old neighbor on a hoseline. this is terrible and i want someone to prove me wrong.
The house was gone with nothing worthwhile to save upon arrival of the first engine. No need to risk firefighter’s lives with an interior attack although I do agree they could have gotten much closer and should have had a more aggressive exterior attack. Risk a lot to save a lot. Risk a little to save a little.
So sad 😞🙏🏻
I have never yelled at a video so much 🤦♂️
Low water pressure doesn't help. Any more propane tanks on premises, the house would be flying halfway to the moon.
I don’t want to Monday morning Qb, I think the crew did a good job and chiefs made decisions based off what they had at the time, with that being said if they had some better line/ stream placement and got the ladder in the air faster I think the out come may have been different. I am glad that there were no serious injuries. I think doing a transitional fire attack was a good call considering the condition of the structure upon arrival.
That wasn't a transitional attack as they clearly had no intentions (for good reasons) to go offensive. That was just a defensive attack.
I agree I would not send anyone into that structure either what I meant by “transitional fire attack” was that we’re putting water in the window and doing a defensive attack.
@@Efd601 Well that's what a "transitional fire attack" means. It's a specific tactic.
ffjsb thank you for the correction , I appreciate it
100 feet away from the structure with a fog pattern is not effective.
No doubt. see my recent comment.
yea, might as well have been junior firefighters
@@michaelpatanella I think Jr. Firefighters would have done a better job.