Structure Fire Box Alarm Howell New Jersey 10/9/22
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2022
- MC - Howell (Freehold) - Working Structure Fire - Brickyard Rd. - BOX ALARM
Around 1:15 AM Howell got a call for a reported structure fire. Police and FD responded PD arriving to say that the home was "Fully Involved". Fire crews arrived shortly after and started there attack with heavy fire throughout the home. Tankers were requested due to the lack of hyrdants. Naval Weapons Station Earl responded to the scene as well. The cause if the fire is unknown at this time but bystanders reported to hear a loud boom and then they walked outside to see fire through the roof already.
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By time I got on scene they had more then one line in operation inside the home, heavy clutter inside and partial collapse of the BC corner also multiple holes throughout the floor limiting access
I really don't understand this at all. This was my childhood home. How sad they stood and watched it burn. My daughter was taking care of my mother who was elderly and recently passed away. My daughter had her stuff packed and was waiting to move hence the " clutter". Tax payers money being wasted with all that equipment and man power. And to the person that keeps asking " are you crying?" You would be if that was your family. What a shame some people are so ignorant.
Ya you don’t understand, standing around and watching it burn, really? You just don’t understand fireground tactics. So shhhhhh
I didn't ask for your opinion I gave mine!
@@jackicogar7508 Hi Jackie not sure if you remember me Jane Smith used to live on Buckalew was good friends with Donna. So sad to see your grandparents house burned. They were such a sweet couple.
Awesome video!!
great video
OK, how's this for a coincidence: I am scrolling through UA-cam while listening to Bruce Springsteen's 'My Hometown' and this video pops up. His hometown is Freehold, New Jersey.
"Troubled times had come to My Hometown..."
That’s wild UA-cam knows!
That line referred to a lot of the racial discord that was going on, as well as jobs disappearing
@@bradmagnuson6963 I am aware, but one can project it upon almost any tragedy. Given that Sam Springsteen is a firefighter, I don't think The Boss would mind.
@@tomfrederick6083 um, no
Naval Weapons Station Earl? So, the naval place is nearby?
Did they just bring their ladder? Love the tankers, especially the ole' Mack!
The fire occurred on the northeast side of town, bordering NWS Earle. Howell has a mutual aid agreement for responses like this one. The Mack is a beast! Love hearing that Detroit screaming lol.
@@29roadkingYou bet. Love Detroit engines!
LOL. That FF by the tree swinging their hips like they were at the dance club 🤣. Oh, and a great example set by the chief inside the doorway - wearing a SCBA with the mask dangling by his side in all of that smoke. At least the FFs had the sense to mask up. These vollies are just sometimes embarrassing.
Yeah well I see an awful lot of paid not ever masking up
Must be a training video on how fire grows and moves thru a structure !!!
Are you crying?
Please help me because I cannot tell if they have a hoseline before they started forcing doors here?
Yes in the grass it’s hard to see
@@jerseyshorefireresponse thank you your a good man ... I don't comment much but you do very good work. I helped you out in the comments on the Fatal Keyport fire that you were attacked in the comments for filming. Your videos as triviel or intense one may find find them, are being used to train and learn from...
Good video. But I wish there were more close ups of the actual fire before knock down.
It would have to be from a distance, for safety reasons. You can video all you want, but if you want close-ups, you need a camera that can really zoom in
Was about a 15 min response sorry I’ll do better next time
Was the house occupied?
Let's get all the monday night quarterbacks straighten out. Upon dispatch reported structure fire flames showing. This home was in a section of town not traveled much. Upon arrival by patrol flames threw the roof. Upon arrival 1st engine roof collapse crews worked with 3 handlines exterior until bulk of fire knocked. Then they went interior to finish extinguishing. As far as the Chief in the doorway he was the Ops Chief and was checking on a firefighter that tripped when he entered the home. What you don't see is 3 guys to left inside on handline, 3 guys in the back door and 3 to the right. What you do see is manpower pool in staging so that nobody freelances on the fireground. The job is dangerous enough either career or volunteer. I have seen many firefighters from both sides do things that are wrong. So before you cast negitive comments maybe on should ask the people that where there. As far as letting home burn down that is not any firefighters intentions. This fire especially since it was well involved prior to FD arrival. We should all be thankful that nobody was hurt or killed.
Ya house was lost when the first truck arrived, I should know I was there lol
at the beginning the fire fighters looked like they were shooting 'CRAPS'. 🎲🎲
What's with all the firemen standing around and not a hose line in sight?
if they don't move their pack alarms will go off after a few mins....
Back up crews, no doubt. A fire this intense needs lots of manpower and back up crews
Could also be what they call a rit team. A rit team must be standing by incase a firefighter goes down. In that case they only go into the house to find and get him/her out.
Standing out front or close by is usually where they stage for quick response
Are you crying?
Please, tell me this was a training exercise! In all my 25 plus years in a full time dept; even if you know it's a total loss, you still put water on the fire just to make it look good for the public instead of standing around scratching your ass.
Are you crying?
They were putting water on it.
Guess in all your 25 years you never learned what a RIT team is?
are they having a prayer meeting in the front yard ?
Are you crying?
I'm not watching anymore fire videos from New Jersey. The fireman just saunter around and seem to be in no hurry to put water on the fire like they do all across America, in most cases, make water on the fire a priority.
You're right. There's no hustle & no priority whatsoever
Smell ya later.
You are absolutely clueless. There were active firefighting efforts on going INSIDE the house
I thought you put water on fires to put them out? A million dollars worth of fire trucks on the street to watch the house burn to the ground.
Are you crying?
@@loafandjug321 if it was your house, you would be crying.
@@Cue881 GET MAD, GOT DAM IT!! GET MAD!!
They were putting water on the fire.
This must be the video where everyone stands and watches a structure fire put itself out!!! Its vented itself in the B-C sides, I see lots of apparatus and firefighters but I don’t see a working hose line anywhere! Ok chief what’s your plan now?
All lines were inside
Are you crying?
Looks more like a union meeting than a fire team. seem to be dancing--no hose for fire . utube should shut them out. Hooterville has a better fire dept....
Are you crying?