I feel like this is a perfect example of a call that is absolute chaos for IC. Rate of spread, fuel load, wind, spot fires with potential to run, threat to homes and property, civilians everywhere, civs trying to save stuff and compromising the scene, civs running over hoses over and over again, NO WATER, coordinating air support....all the good stuff
Damn watching that mustang go up in smoke broke my heart. Also the poor owner of this buisness. My prayers are with the family or families who lived and worked there
I'm sure they had insurance, but there's no way it'll cover the losses to all that inventory. A lot of those cars were clearly insurance auctioned vehicles for parts and repairing, etc so the way that'll work is they'll give you what you paid for it at auction when you bought it. If you don't have meticulous records (or if they were destroyed in the fire) it's like those parts didn't even exist. This is going to be an insurance adjuster's nightmare and it's unlikely that anybody is going to be happy with the results.
I feel a lot sorrier for the residents in and around this fire. You can see how desperate they are to get their only valuable assets (e.g. cars) away from the fire. I'm fairly certain those people don't have any insurance to cover those losses.
How does a big city fire department go to a fire and then have no water???? "Let the fire come to us"???? Seriously?? "Ran out of water quickly"?? For the first 17 minutes, I didn't see ANY water being sprayed. As a retired firefighter, this is embarrassing.
Looks to me like the FF’s were doing the best they could with what they were given to work with, the city government should be embarrassed for not having adequate water supply within the city limits. But they won’t be, they’ll probably fine the owner for air pollution.
I was thinking the same thing Kevin, I live in very rural country, every fire department around has at least a 3000 gallon tanker and a mutual aid with each other, it may take a little bit but there will be water.
@@chrisfrom8585 That's not an excuse. The volunteer department I ran with, over 20 years ago, was for a town of roughly 1000 people. We had 2 engines with 1000 and 1500 gallons of water each, 1 3000 gallon tanker and a 500 gallon grass rig. We didn't need a water supply to get started on fighting the fire. If the engine they had didn't have it's own water tank on board, that's not the city's fault, that's the fault of whoever designed the truck.....the fire department. And I can guarantee you that this departments budget was at least 10x the budget of our little department, that only had about 20 firefighters, all volunteers.
it not just wind, it could have been no wind, a big fire can make it windy , all that heat trying to escape, so it move around fast making it look like a windy day!
@@butthole4exitonlymohamond779 Not only that but the fire sucks in major massive amounts of air the larger it gets. They said in the Tokyo fires in WW2 that there were winds as high as 100MPH down some streets as the fires were just sucking in huge amounts of air.
You can have the latest and best apparatus and equipment, stellar firefighers, top IC but none of it matters without WATER.. It's like a football game with the best players and coaches but no football.
I wonder how many didn't read the description and know that they didn't have access to water. Read the description before commenting about water. Oh and I can see that the residents were also running over the hoses
I think the FD talked to the owner, conversed with the lawyer of the lot owner and, weighing risk/benefit, both parties agreed : insurance fraud is the way to go.
$100 bucks says someone was living on the premises in a motor home, trailer or van. Seen it before…painful to watch some other those older vehicles get burned up, like that mustang.
Those poor firemen sure have had to endure so much bc of others but I am sure that carelessness caused this to happen as with so many other fires going on but I am praying heavily for the young firemen and that God protects them as it's not their fault!
There is nothing nastier than junkyard / recycling park fires. I would not like to stand in the shoes of one of the firemen who have to put that out! Honestly!
@@RLTtizME Maybe wait for tanker trucks & foam units - because foam is what you need to get this mess under control, isn't it? In Germany these trucks are called TLF (for T ank L ösch F ahrzeug), I'm sure fire units in the US have them, too.
Pocas veces en mi carrera he visto tanta incompetencia, pasividad y desgana para atacar un fuego ! Dicen que faltaba agua cuando en las imágenes se aprecian mangueras con presión suficiente. Hay un baile de bomberos paseando arriba y abajo con mangueras vacías, entre los coches, sin establecer un punto de ataque. Los oficiales y jefes de batallón hablan mucho por el walkietalkie y se tocan los cojones en lugar de dirigir. Nadie piensa en establecer una maniobra de espuma. No se establece una rueda de tankers para traer agua. Y los helicópteros riegan el pasto en lugar de atacar el fuego y de proteger las viviendas. Madre de Dios !!!
This is why you should have a plan for everything in your city like what resource you need to fight the fire and water supply and everything else you need this was very uncoordinated
You mean to tell me after 15 minutes and the fire department watching damn near half of the junkyard burn up now y'all want to start moving cars🤣🤣🤣 but at the end of the day the fire is still burning
@@bigcountry5045 While you're entitled to your opinion, many, many people disagree with it. As someone who has owned a '65 Mustang coupe and '88 Mustang LX 5.0 X-Florida Highway Patrol car myself, I am one of them. That's okay though, you probably couldn't handle driving it anyways.
what ever you want to think hoss , i owned a ford truck once... didnt do anything but break down on me, cost more money to keep it going than it was worth ! but i respect ones decision to drive what they want and take part in a friendly rivalry ! thanks for playing and be safe !
So are all these people probies or what and where is your mutual aid ground units at this fire shouldn't have gotten out of hand like this had proper response protocols been filled in the first place and why were civilians allowed back into an active fireground
That is what landfills in many parts of Asia look like. Only way they have to get rid of mountains of garbage and they worry about us tossing plastic in the ocean.
In a business like this, it would be CRITICAL to take the batteries out, if not, just disconnect the battery terminals. I speculate that this was likely a battery-started fire from either a battery that somehow shorted out. It could also be a hot engine from a fresh arrival, but battery related fires are much more common. It didn't help that the ones fleeing had to get in the way of things though...
you guys can say easy easy all day long but i highly doubt he understands you and second i highly doubt he is here legally at his age. there is a reason his prices are so low he doesnt hire legal citizens therefore he doesnt need to pay for their health benefits insurances and he doesnt have to abide by minimum wage laws neither..
Foam seems to be causing bad health risks, but with damage leaking fluids from all these vehicles polluting the ground and foam might dissipate some of that !
setup to attack the fire: "NO WATER!" i'd be scared shitless, grabbing gear and evac. well done. excellent repeated suppression passes by the helo pilot. teamwork.
seems like thats land someone wants... (cough) potential future developments... this has happened in the past. Wouldnt surprise me that it was intentionally set, so they can call it a loss and leave..
If I had my choice this would be the last fire dept I’d call for a fire Standing around shooting the shit instead of fighting the fire will guarantee the whole place will burn.
The last fire department you'd call? Do other fire departments bring with them a limitless supply of water when fighting fires? That's what they needed, since it wasn't available to them at this site. I guess we all need to shop wisely when looking for just the right fire department to put out our fires.
If I had a beautiful detached house in such a warm region. Then the first thing I would do is build a hose (cheap) or water pipes around the house that are triggered in the event of a fire, but also Manuel when it is very warm. If possible also around the garden. Then water comes from all sides around the house. When the fire brigade starts, a switch comes with water around the house and property. Wenn ich in so einer warmen Region ein schönes freistehendes Einfamilienhaus hätte. Dann würde ich mir als erstes auch einen Schlauch (günstig) oder Wasserrohre um das Haus bauen die bei Brand ausgelöst werden aber auch Manuel wenn es sehr warm ist. Wenn möglich auch um der Garten. Dann kommt von allen Seiten um das Haus Wasser. In der Zeit wo die Feuerwehr losfährt kommt mit einen Schalter Wasser um das Haus und Grundstück.
son los peores bomberos que he visto en mi vida. no saben plantar un plan de extinción, no respetan las reglas generales de ataque. utilizan material por demás innecesariamente, sin siquiera saber que estan haciendo y que necesitan para protejer el resto de los autos que no se incendiaron cuando llegaron al lugar. UN DESASTRE con material de sobra. era plantar una escalera del lado de afuera (del lado que viene el viento) y 2 mangas de 1 1/2 pulgadas con espuma por los laterales rompiendo la cerca. por los caminos de pasillo que había en el lugar a medida que caminaba el incendio. 1 bomba abasteciendo agua desde el hidrante y como mucho 6 bomberos con equipo de aire. El resto era innecesario.
In the beginning, it was something venting fuel. Propane tank, or maybe a tank for cutting torches. Regardless, wouldn't have wanted to stand where the guy shooting the video was when it was venting, since you couldn't even tell what it was, or how big it was.
In Europe (by law and insurance obligation) the first thing that is done when a vehicle arrives at a scrapyard is to remove the battery and empty the fuel tank and daily come recyclage companies to collect the batteries and fuel, they do it just to reduce the risk of dramas such as video.
I feel like this is a perfect example of a call that is absolute chaos for IC. Rate of spread, fuel load, wind, spot fires with potential to run, threat to homes and property, civilians everywhere, civs trying to save stuff and compromising the scene, civs running over hoses over and over again, NO WATER, coordinating air support....all the good stuff
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Damn watching that mustang go up in smoke broke my heart. Also the poor owner of this buisness. My prayers are with the family or families who lived and worked there
I feel so sorry for the owner of this business...watching his livelihood literally "going up in smoke." Hope he had insurance on this business! ☹️
I'm sure they had insurance, but there's no way it'll cover the losses to all that inventory. A lot of those cars were clearly insurance auctioned vehicles for parts and repairing, etc so the way that'll work is they'll give you what you paid for it at auction when you bought it. If you don't have meticulous records (or if they were destroyed in the fire) it's like those parts didn't even exist. This is going to be an insurance adjuster's nightmare and it's unlikely that anybody is going to be happy with the results.
I feel a lot sorrier for the residents in and around this fire. You can see how desperate they are to get their only valuable assets (e.g. cars) away from the fire. I'm fairly certain those people don't have any insurance to cover those losses.
@@KrK007 Your valuation is a wild-ass guess it appears. Read the damn policy. It will tell you how it is to be valued.
@@RLTtizME Gee, I don't have their insurance policy in front of me, for some strange reason, but thanks for your "helpful" unsolicited advice. 🙄
@@KrK007 My advice is far better than the bilge you fabricate and blow out your south end. Stop making stuff up.
How does a big city fire department go to a fire and then have no water???? "Let the fire come to us"???? Seriously?? "Ran out of water quickly"?? For the first 17 minutes, I didn't see ANY water being sprayed. As a retired firefighter, this is embarrassing.
Its in a rural part of the city, basically on the same road with the border wall. Blame the city for no water supply not the department.
It’s Cali. They don’t have water cuz they use it on lawns lol
Looks to me like the FF’s were doing the best they could with what they were given to work with, the city government should be embarrassed for not having adequate water supply within the city limits. But they won’t be, they’ll probably fine the owner for air pollution.
I was thinking the same thing Kevin, I live in very rural country, every fire department around has at least a 3000 gallon tanker and a mutual aid with each other, it may take a little bit but there will be water.
@@chrisfrom8585 That's not an excuse. The volunteer department I ran with, over 20 years ago, was for a town of roughly 1000 people. We had 2 engines with 1000 and 1500 gallons of water each, 1 3000 gallon tanker and a 500 gallon grass rig. We didn't need a water supply to get started on fighting the fire. If the engine they had didn't have it's own water tank on board, that's not the city's fault, that's the fault of whoever designed the truck.....the fire department. And I can guarantee you that this departments budget was at least 10x the budget of our little department, that only had about 20 firefighters, all volunteers.
Hope everyone is safe.🙏🙏
No one should be operating at this incident without SCBA. This is a haz mat incident, both air born and run off.
Not to mention it’s being filmed downwind wtf
Amen to that
SEE! This is why you city's and states should always take care of your fire departments needs! So they can take care of you in times like this!
Ya, they were well taken care of
Seems like a real nightmare scene having to stretch all that line through rows of junk cars. Props to all of the first responders involved!
Hopefully all those fire fighters were safe. That was one awful blaze to fight with the wind spreading it so quickly plus the massive fuel load
it not just wind, it could have been no wind, a big fire can make it windy , all that heat trying to escape, so it move around fast making it look like a windy day!
Y DONDE EDTSN LOS BOMBEROS,.
@@butthole4exitonlymohamond779 Not only that but the fire sucks in major massive amounts of air the larger it gets. They said in the Tokyo fires in WW2 that there were winds as high as 100MPH down some streets as the fires were just sucking in huge amounts of air.
Kalifornia: We're going to ban gasoline powered lawnmowers, chainsaws, and trimmers because of the pollution.
San Diego: Hold my beer.....
You can have the latest and best apparatus and equipment, stellar firefighers, top IC but none of it matters without WATER.. It's like a football game with the best players and coaches but no football.
I wonder how many didn't read the description and know that they didn't have access to water. Read the description before commenting about water. Oh and I can see that the residents were also running over the hoses
That poor '64.5, '65 or '66 Red Mustang Convertible at 22:04. That is heartbreaking to see. It looked like a nice one, too.
That’s the first car I would have saved 😢. The fire is bad but the loss of that classic was horrible to see.
I have owned so many mustangs in my life and seeing it get burnt and destroyed .are Mr cry.
I think the FD talked to the owner, conversed with the lawyer of the lot owner and, weighing risk/benefit, both parties agreed : insurance fraud is the way to go.
I feel for the people near that. How scary that must have been.
And the smell was probably really bad too. I’ll bet it lingered long after the fire was out.
$100 bucks says someone was living on the premises in a motor home, trailer or van.
Seen it before…painful to watch some other those older vehicles get burned up, like that mustang.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing about the mustang
Stupid Mustang 🔥🔥😂
Those poor firemen sure have had to endure so much bc of others but I am sure that carelessness caused this to happen as with so many other fires going on but I am praying heavily for the young firemen and that God protects them as it's not their fault!
You got some amazing shots of this horrible fire!
A “perfect storm” of ingredients for a dangerous fire. A windy day and all the old tires, oil, gas and other combustibles just waiting to explode.
What are they gonna do when there is no more water?
There is nothing nastier than junkyard / recycling park fires. I would not like to stand in the shoes of one of the firemen who have to put that out! Honestly!
@@RLTtizME Maybe wait for tanker trucks & foam units - because foam is what you need to get this mess under control, isn't it? In Germany these trucks are called TLF (for T ank L ösch F ahrzeug), I'm sure fire units in the US have them, too.
Pocas veces en mi carrera he visto tanta incompetencia, pasividad y desgana para atacar un fuego ! Dicen que faltaba agua cuando en las imágenes se aprecian mangueras con presión suficiente. Hay un baile de bomberos paseando arriba y abajo con mangueras vacías, entre los coches, sin establecer un punto de ataque. Los oficiales y jefes de batallón hablan mucho por el walkietalkie y se tocan los cojones en lugar de dirigir. Nadie piensa en establecer una maniobra de espuma. No se establece una rueda de tankers para traer agua. Y los helicópteros riegan el pasto en lugar de atacar el fuego y de proteger las viviendas. Madre de Dios !!!
Yeah the helicopter was used for the grass fires. And just because the hose looks like it had pressure in it doesn't me jack shit.
Wind driven chaos. The poor firemen had a lot going against them. Good camera work in a difficult environment.
What sort of a clown show is this, that Fire Department doesn't show up with the ability to put water on the fire 🤣
The guy with the water hose was about to put it out 😂
The absolute worst sounds that I hear are from the firefighters SCBA alarms going off. Especially with all the black smoke...😰
Esses caras sao verdadeiros herois, acho que nao é facil acabar com um fogo de tao grande proporçao...Terrivel!
This is one massive fire.. great footage
That 1965 Mustang convertible burning up.
Crazy. It looks massive
This is why you should have a plan for everything in your city like what resource you need to fight the fire and water supply and everything else you need this was very uncoordinated
You mean to tell me after 15 minutes and the fire department watching damn near half of the junkyard burn up now y'all want to start moving cars🤣🤣🤣 but at the end of the day the fire is still burning
It looks like a wedge tornado at certain times, especially at the beginning and again at 19:36.
thank you friends greetings from Indonesia..the citizens like to help each other the same as in Indonesia..always be careful friends
This is really fighting a monster good job to all thanks ONSCENE TV good cover..:)
the hoses were charged with water why not on fire?
Watching that pickup bed of fire hoses burn up while they are waiting to get more hose to water was a bummer.
Dan manion said he love san diego. Nice clean city. Nicer then bullhead city
I couldn't watch it anymore that classic Mustang going up in smoke. OH, THE HORROR!
That was terrible
it was a ford.... no big loss .... got what it needed to get !!!
@@bigcountry5045 Stupid Mustang 🐎.🔥🔥
@@bigcountry5045 While you're entitled to your opinion, many, many people disagree with it. As someone who has owned a '65 Mustang coupe and '88 Mustang LX 5.0 X-Florida Highway Patrol car myself, I am one of them. That's okay though, you probably couldn't handle driving it anyways.
what ever you want to think hoss , i owned a ford truck once... didnt do anything but break down on me, cost more money to keep it going than it was worth ! but i respect ones decision to drive what they want and take part in a friendly rivalry ! thanks for playing and be safe !
I wish I was there with a pack of hot dogs and some marshmallows.
That must smell amazing.
Me either!
Some say it resembles Jack In The Box at dinner time.
Has the "lovely" aroma of burning hydrocarbons. 🔥💥
Woah it looks like a tornado 🌪!
So are all these people probies or what and where is your mutual aid ground units at this fire shouldn't have gotten out of hand like this had proper response protocols been filled in the first place and why were civilians allowed back into an active fireground
This is a firefighting nightmare. Holy shit.
Firemen NEEDS MORE TRAINING. THEY ARE VERY SHABBY
Please explain. They had water issues.
@@Brian13549 they musta forgot fill the water tanks on da trucks.
Looks very mad fire.
هذا يذكرني بالحادثه الحريق المجمع التي حدثت عندنا في العراق بصراحه ضحيتها شهداء اثنين من الدفاع المدني
What is the job of a firefighter??? Stay and watch the fire grow, and talk or fight the fire??
In that are there are water issues. Not much they could have done
I'm really glad that "The Fall Guy" truck at 22:45 was saved.
So whats the scoop on the water? Is there no hydrants here or is this just a sub par fd here?
when you see these things you cant help thinking how much more pollution can our planet stand
Go hug a Tree
I burn plastic on earth day
That is what landfills in many parts of Asia look like. Only way they have to get rid of mountains of garbage and they worry about us tossing plastic in the ocean.
Don’t worry Nature has a plan. We’ll all be gone within a hundred years. Covid was just a test run.
Apparently they only pay firefighter to watch the place burn.
I love comments from people who don’t have a damn clue about the job
what a mess!...That Tower master Stream at 21 mins isn't doing a thing..too far up and the Water is just evaporating..wth?
I guess next time they will make access lanes for fire trucks...
Just sitting here in Maine still wondering what makes Californians think their state is worth anything...
Where will they take the junk from the junkyard fire?
Good question...
Straight to where they melt the cars down.
Sanford & Son?
To the crusher to turn them into a cube to get scrapped.
@@erikj.2066 they have to be shredded first crushing just makes it easier to get more on the truck. Sir.
what direction was the wind blowing at the time?
From high pressure to low pressure. You’re welcome.
@@tomrogers9467 So THAT'S how it works. Always wondered. Thanks mate.
Good grief, this has to be a record holder. Very depressing.
It was tough watching that Mustang burn up!
Shoulda just locked the gates let them and the cars burn up problem solved
Junkyard or homeless encampment? Who the F knows anymore.
Same thing.
In a business like this, it would be CRITICAL to take the batteries out, if not, just disconnect the battery terminals. I speculate that this was likely a battery-started fire from either a battery that somehow shorted out. It could also be a hot engine from a fresh arrival, but battery related fires are much more common. It didn't help that the ones fleeing had to get in the way of things though...
what is the cause the fire is so widespread what is the cause
Tires. Kalifornya is banning all tires next year. None allowed into state , forever.
That's one hell of an insurance payout rite there
you guys can say easy easy all day long but i highly doubt he understands you and second i highly doubt he is here legally at his age. there is a reason his prices are so low he doesnt hire legal citizens therefore he doesnt need to pay for their health benefits insurances and he doesnt have to abide by minimum wage laws neither..
Hope they don’t find that tunnel when the clear the wreckage!
Didn't watch the whole thing...screw it, too many ads.
Foam seems to be causing bad health risks, but with damage leaking fluids from all these vehicles polluting the ground and foam might dissipate some of that !
ما هذه الكارثه لا حول ولا قوه الا بالله العلي العظيم حتى رجال الاطفاء المساكين لم يتمكنوا على اخماد هذا الحريق
Well said. It's heartbreaking to witness someone lose everything they've worked for.
The administration may have done this to make sure parts could not be used for gas vehicles being they want them all gone.
Why so slow to get water flowing? 20 mins
Title should be: Kommiefornia as a junk yard, doesn't completely burn, unfortunately.
Insured?
That black smoke is toxic. Some people are going to have problems for awhile.
...or permanently; when the cancer starts.
About 15 minutes after the fire goes out.
All that money what a loss, safety first if they were careful this wouldn't happen probably a welder or cutting torch more than likely..
setup to attack the fire: "NO WATER!" i'd be scared shitless, grabbing gear and evac. well done. excellent repeated suppression passes by the helo pilot. teamwork.
seems like thats land someone wants... (cough) potential future developments... this has happened in the past. Wouldnt surprise me that it was intentionally set, so they can call it a loss and leave..
If I had my choice this would be the last fire dept I’d call for a fire Standing around shooting the shit instead of fighting the fire will guarantee the whole place will burn.
Why don't you tell us what you would do, Mr. Incident Commander extraordinaire
Obviously you didn't read the description either
What were your reading and comprehension scores in school? No awareness skills either I’m guessing.
The last fire department you'd call? Do other fire departments bring with them a limitless supply of water when fighting fires?
That's what they needed, since it wasn't available to them at this site.
I guess we all need to shop wisely when looking for just the right fire department to put out our fires.
That’s the most civilian thing I have ever heard
Why are these big corporations allowed to own these things?
How do you do Onscene to be in that right at that moment? 🤔
That makes the third junkyard fire I have heard about in the last two months.
Wow! Where were the other two and when were they?
If I had a beautiful detached house in such a warm region. Then the first thing I would do is build a hose (cheap) or water pipes around the house that are triggered in the event of a fire, but also Manuel when it is very warm.
If possible also around the garden.
Then water comes from all sides around the house.
When the fire brigade starts, a switch comes with water around the house and property.
Wenn ich in so einer warmen Region ein schönes freistehendes Einfamilienhaus hätte. Dann würde ich mir als erstes auch einen Schlauch (günstig) oder Wasserrohre um das Haus bauen die bei Brand ausgelöst werden aber auch Manuel wenn es sehr warm ist.
Wenn möglich auch um der Garten.
Dann kommt von allen Seiten um das Haus Wasser.
In der Zeit wo die Feuerwehr losfährt kommt mit einen Schalter Wasser um das Haus und Grundstück.
got to feel sorry for those folk trying to run a business and have that happen.
Just stand around watch everyone🙄
One way they get rid of tires and trash
Is there a unwritten rule that says anytime there's a fire of any kind in California that the winds have to pick up?
Fire create their own wind.
son los peores bomberos que he visto en mi vida. no saben plantar un plan de extinción, no respetan las reglas generales de ataque. utilizan material por demás innecesariamente, sin siquiera saber que estan haciendo y que necesitan para protejer el resto de los autos que no se incendiaron cuando llegaron al lugar. UN DESASTRE con material de sobra. era plantar una escalera del lado de afuera (del lado que viene el viento) y 2 mangas de 1 1/2 pulgadas con espuma por los laterales rompiendo la cerca. por los caminos de pasillo que había en el lugar a medida que caminaba el incendio. 1 bomba abasteciendo agua desde el hidrante y como mucho 6 bomberos con equipo de aire. El resto era innecesario.
Propane tank?
In the beginning, it was something venting fuel. Propane tank, or maybe a tank for cutting torches. Regardless, wouldn't have wanted to stand where the guy shooting the video was when it was venting, since you couldn't even tell what it was, or how big it was.
Really unimpressed at how slow this big city department reacted once they got on scene. Union mentality.
Well if you were paying attention, the Firefighters were talking about a lack of water supply at the beginning of the video.
Rushing causes mistakes. Mistakes causes life’s to be lost
Los bomberos conversan y el fuego avanza.
In Europe (by law and insurance obligation) the first thing that is done when a vehicle arrives at a scrapyard is to remove the battery and empty the fuel tank and daily come recyclage companies to collect the batteries and fuel, they do it just to reduce the risk of dramas such as video.
Why did it take them so long to move the cars? The whole thing is so sad to watch.
That’s a lot of pollution.
How about putting water on it to stop it from going
They had water issues. And in that are there's not much water access.
Gee telling old mate trying to save vehicles to be easy on hoses .?? At least he is doing something
inefective
So much for California's clean air act ???. LMFAO.
Don't worry , Feinstein will make sure the business gets a giant pollution fine, as she needs the bucks for her next campaign. LOL .
the fire is very well
This is one crazy 🔥. the junk yard 🔥 is making it turned into a out of control wild 🔥.
Idk who was in charge here or what the hell happened but wtf
where are the cops to arrest everyone refusing to leave the scene