FULLY INVOLVED TWO ALARM Garage Fire Brick New Jersey 12/19/22
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- OC - Brick Township - 20 Fletcher St - Two-Alarm Structure Fire - Garage Fire
Around 9:40 PM Brick Township Police received a call for a possible structure fire. When Police arrived on scene they confirmed, fire from the roofline of the garage. When the first due Cheif got on scene (2300) he confirmed the working fire and asked for an upgrade to a Two Alarm Fire due to heavy fire coming from the Gragage and an exposure issue on the B side of the strucure. First due Ladder Truck 2305 grabbed the hydrant and started to pull off a 2.5 inch line to attack the main body fire in the garage and 1.3/4 exposure line for the B side. 2471 was behind 2305 and helped them start pumping water & charging the hydrant. All township fire companys responed to the scene along with Point Pleasant Boro for their FAST TEAM & Engine to the scene. Once lines were in service the fire was quickly knocked down. The cause of the fire is currently unknown and is under investigation by the Brick Township Police & Brick Township Fire Bureau.
That is all the info I have at this time.
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Don't you just hate when you are safely standing far enough away from the action and some cop has to come by and exert their authority and be a dick to tell you to back away?
This is because they speak to each other PD and FD in Brick and couple other towns and don’t want this guy around because they’re afraid of the Critiques in the comment thread 🤷🏻♂️
@@kristofersmith5476 the township fire department are the ones who allowed me to film the scene, they are great and did a great job this night knocking down this fire. Happy New Year!
@@jerseyshorefireresponse thing is you don't need permission to say they allowed you to film is saying you require their permission when it's a first amendment right guaranteed by the constitution
@@jays106correct unless they have tape up or it’s private property or a crime scene but like stated before the tape needs to be up. I try to be as nice as possible but will 100% stand my ground
They have enough equipment to put out a Manhattan high rise fire.
Why so many apparatus? Jeez. Who else is manning the fire stations?
Is that a bad thing?
Nobody. It's a large Jersey coast township with 4 companies. 100% volunteer, except for nearby Lakewood Township, which has 24 HR paid staffing. Membership in the area is pretty strong, and they have God's Gift to Firefighters in that area....
separate first aid squads.
To all that make stupid and ignorant comments on the local fire department. Unless you are bailing out of bed at 2 in the morning when it's 20 degrees, throwing on 60 lbs of gear and standing in a 1000 degree fire while receiving no compensation, you really need to shut the f up
You mean you have to do all that to use your common sense and logic? Tell me why this fire couldn't have been knocked down with the deck gun using tank water, long before the video even started.
@@JB91710 my god you're back. No comment. I see what you're up to
Constructive criticism isn't a bad thing. I am no longer an active volunteer firefighter in NJ (moved to a city for work, ours is paid is the only reason), but I was one. JB has a point. This was a very slow attack...it took about 2 minutes of the video (which didn't cover from time of arrival) to get water on the fire. Since the video doesn't show from the time the guys got on scene, their time to water had to be longer than 2 minutes.
So, a deck gun would have easily knocked a lot of it down while crews prepared handlines to mop op the rest. Not saying they did a bad job; they got it done. But, even the best firefighters in the world can learn something from each fire. Not always an option, for example when you have a more interior fire, but in this case a deck gun is a tool they could have used.
I cant knock them for having so many guys on scene. Totally not necessary, but this is standard for NJ volley departments. Working fire tones go out, and every member who has ever lived shows up, and 80% of them don't need to be there.
@@jamest5081 I got there maybe 50 seconds after the first due trucks seen in the video but it was burning well before that
@@jamest5081 first due was a quint so no deck gun. You would have to have set up the ladder
Great clear video! I been through that same scene with the police shooting fires for 40 years. Some being very rude. You handled it like I do with the police. Just say ok, thank you. Then do your thing. After all these years I finally got an ID card from my city fire department thanks to the new Chief. Now the police act like I am their friend.
step back --respect my authorti --says the cop dressed in dark clothing with his back turned to the scene
His back wasn't to the scene, he was controlling the scene. was he a Firefighter? What uniform do you put on everyday?
@@Summerguy24 retired fireman --was a fireman when men actually had thick skin --did I question your "authorti" ???
@@slackjawedyokel1 Barry!, I'm a current veteran FF and will say the cops job on scene once the FD arrives is scene control. Besides, what if a bystander was actually an arsonist? Happens all the time.
Typical everywhere, cop thinks he should be doing something but there is nothing for him to do. So he harasses the photographers.
What’s the problem with where you were standing in the first place. You were clearly not in the way of anything.
Safety issue. There are a million different scenarios that could happen that would have put him in danger. Better to play it safe and keep people off the fire ground.
Just an a hole cop trying to give him orders which u can see doesn’t work on him
And what would’ve happened if something would’ve exploded in that garage? Better safe than sorry for asking the guy to back up a little further.
Go away police
@@paulconner9354 ok
Grab a hat & coat off one the trucks & walk around like the other 40 guys.🤭
All four companies plus the Borough for a garage fire?
The fire department showed up as if it was the "GREAT CHICAGO FIRE" The whole town could have burned down and would still have too many fire trucks.
I saw 4 or 5 trucks at the scene. That's about right at a 2nd alarm fire. One engine from PT Pleasant as the RIT team
Those houses are VERY close together in a 55 & up community. They probably had multiple stations respond just in case it got out of hand. Better safe than sorry.
That’s about average response to a fire down the shore they hit it heavily with manpower and equipment Better Safe Then Sorry Was PP Boro or PPB RIT ??
@@peterarvanitis6497 boro
It is better to have alot of firefighters there bc you have to have rehab when the first due guys need a break
Great clear video! I been through that same scene with the police shooting fires for 40 years. Some being very rude. You handled it like I do with the police. Just say ok. thank you. Then do... Read more
Another stand around and watch the fire video. You guys really need to train on basic tactics. Lay in… Flow water as fast as you can. You have more apparatus and manpower then the Bronx. Train, Train and train some more.
aka "The Ohh Noo Squad".
That’s a good take down and great fire 🔥
Great job 23
What a jerk of a police officer....he was more in the way than anybody....they aren't even trained in firefighting. Again kudos to all firefighters...men and women.
Over kill on all the trucks
Don't these guy have radios to communicate instead of just yelling all the time??
May be the best you can hope for. Strong response. Saved as much as they could.
Strong response with a mediocre work ethic at best. "They got it out eventually! What more can you ask for?"
@@JB91710 The voice on Anti-Firefighter spews again.
@@georgemessler3345 The voice of anti Stupid and Irresponsible firefighting speaks again. And you, as usual, have nothing to offer to guide and protect firefighters.
huge waste of recourses
Jersey police seem to be less tolerant of photojournalists than NYPD, for example. The guys covering FDNY have no trouble getting up close, with police standing right there.
Small town vs city. They don’t got much going on here NYPD had real issues.!
@@jerseyshorefireresponse exactly
thanks
Remember: fire generally doubles in size and intensity every 30 seconds!
It doubles unabated every 60 seconds
@@mikehoysler4322 yes and no- it depends on many variables.
Plenty of Trucks, plenty of water and plenty of Manpower...ISO's dream...I'm an old Man, I woulda cheated and used a Deck gun...lol
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Should have told the guy in the police costume to put crime scene tape up! Handled it well though by ignoring his unlawful order!
He must watch a lot of those facetious TV shows.
I'd rather 'em show up with too much equipment than not enough. Made pretty quick work of that when it was all said and done. Hats off to politely ignoring that tyrant officers ego driven demands.
It doesn't matter how much equipment you show up with if you don't know how to use any of it...
7:01 Great job by the first responders. Had water on the fire quick. Excellent job. And that cop was a prick
What do you consider quick? This fire should have been out before the video started.
@@JB91710 your right but remember these guys aren't getting paid, so as long as the fire is put out and nobody gets hurt, why does it even matter?
@@jeffc.4828 You're not a firefighter are you? If something is burning, it's your job to stop it. Even if it's an abandoned house in Detroit, you test yourself to see how quickly and safely you can stop it while using the least amount of water. Most humans don't know what that even means. It's called, responsibility.
@@JB91710 I was a volunteer for 15 yrs.
@@jeffc.4828 15 years of mediocrity doesn't mean much. Being a real firefighter is more than putting in the time. Your comment proved you aren't.
Anything on the surf city firehouse fire
Negative it was out pretty quick and it’s almost an hour away due to being on the island.
Yup, that’s enough for me, if I ever move to a neighborhood like this, my home is being BRICKED on BOTH SIDES!! I’m saving up for it now…
Why the fire was out in 5 minutes and contained to the garage. Excellent job
That wont' do anything, your window frames and the eaves won't be brick, and fire can spread from radiant heat. Most of the time, the siding just melts and is easily replaced.
Police always have to be bossy. So many garage fires lately. Electric vehicles?
For a 55 and over community, doubtful. Probably just faulty wiring. Why do people automatically jump and point the finger at electric cars? For every 100K cars. 1500 are GAS car fires. For every 100K cars, only 25 are electric cars. But, sure, point the finger at electric cars
Yea don’t think it was an electric car.. not sure
@@jerseyshorefireresponse probably wasn't.
A deck gun could have knocked that down as soon as they got on seen. The deck gun is the fastest way to do it while hydrates and lines are being run.
I agree but the Truck boom gets in the way of deck gun...If the Trucks even have one...
@@MegaMantim You are correct. Tower ladders don't have deck guns but if you watch closely there is a engine company there with a deck gun at the beginning of the video 👍
and it's a quick way to empty your tank without a water supply established then when out of water waiting the fire is still burning
I’m old-school fire fighter but I do not understand this street stream crap? Video’s I watch all they do is destroy structures!! Why not several different fog patterns? Seems like straight stream justs takes away fire inspecters chance of finding start source. Don’t get it
You've never worked a fire in your life
@@virgilhilts3924 really!!! Well sir 7yrs . Many yrs with an emergency services unit as a LT!!! So !
The USA fire disservice doesn't have a clue. The deck gun could have knocked this down before the video started using tank water. They always use straight streams because someone told them to even though a cone of water will cover more material and eliminate the flames faster. Vertical Venting when venting the fire room window and putting water directly on the burning material will stop the fire before they could even get on the roof. there is no common sense in 95% of USA departments.
@@virgilhilts3924 You've always been an idiot and you refuse to learn anything.
@@JB91710 tell ya what: go volunteer at a fire department, try to tell them how to fight fires, since you seem to be a know it all
Good job by all involved here and the clip was excellent too as for the cops they are there for 2 reasons to preserve the scene and to keep people at a safe distance and out of the way of the firefighters I’ve been to fires where I’ve been told to get behind the yellow line and I’ve been to 2 fires in northern New Jersey where the cops were totally cool with people taking video and pictures both major 5 alarm plus fires
I disagree, the police are there to direct traffic at scene. While active fire suppression activities are underway, the Fire Chief is in charge of the scene. Unless there is a specific need
equest for police, they can continue directing traffic. If some specific issue comes up, then the police have a complainant, until then the police can continue directing traffic.
@@henrythompson8582 This exactly.
Great job!
When the video starts, they are already there, and hoses have been pulled. That means this fire should have been out long before this video started using tank water through the deck gun. i guess all the world cares about is getting the job done eventually. Mediocrity rules. So, I don't want to hear about, "Protect and Serve" ever again. And no more hero crap either.
Go be a fireman, Mr. Armchair fireman
@@bradmagnuson6963 How old are you, 8?
This guy is very bitter, not sure why. He comments on all the videos. Sounds like he hates his life