The Hewlett Park Apartment Building Fire. 2007-01-02. Slide Show.
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This Flame Thrower was provided by S&S MGS for the reality TV Show ‘Disaster House’ showing this fall! Totally awesome!
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A fire broke out on the night of May 20th, 2010, I was at my brothers for the night, and here is a shot of the after math, that is my dad giving some info on what happen that night.
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Once again the Kleinostheim fire fighter show off their saving people techniques but this time on making the final cut on a car that they had been slowly cutting through all day. But here you see then finishing removing the top from the vehicle, in a rather noisy and I’m going to cut this and then a little more kinda fashion ^^;
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Firefighters Rescuing 2 Baby Kitten Trapped In a Storm Drain Underground filmed By Todd Sherman
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This is a slide show of a vehicle fire on Route 295 in New Jersey. The slide show was created by one of the firefighters at Florence Twp. Fire Department. I don’t know who took the pictures. I had to change the music to avoid copyright problems.
NANAIMO – If you’re involved in a car accident in Nanaimo, don’t assume police will arrive at the scene. Nanaimo RCMP announced today that as of December 2nd, they will no longer respond to most motor vehicle incidents. Instead, the fire department will determine whether police presence at the scene is necessary. The new policy will mean Nanaimo RCMP members will not routinely be called out to MVI’s – or motor vehicle incidents – rather, the fire department will attend – and determine whether police presence is required. If the crash has fatalities, injuries, is criminal in nature, or if drugs or alcohol is suspected, Firefighters will call out the RCMP. As of December 2nd, Nanaimo Fire Rescue will respond to crash scenes, direct traffic, facilitate the sharing of contact information between those involved in the crash and call tow trucks. Police say it’s a question of safety and effective use of resources. 1200 routine MVIs were attending by police last year. Each accident can take up to one hour and a half to deal with. The fire department says members have received additional training to take over from duties normally performed by police. The new policy will be reviewed over the next 6 months – changes made if needed.
