Vehicle Crashes Into Building Causing 2nd Alarm Fire In Houston
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2019
- 07.03.2019 | 11:23 PM | HOUSTON - A second-alarm fire broke out after a man crashed into a building, late Wednesday night.
Authorities responded to reports of a traffic collision with fire in the 8700 block of Gulf Freeway around 11:23 PM.
Crews arriving on scene located a vehicle that had crashed into a large commercial building before bursting into flames.
Firefighters quickly doused the fire but flames spread into the building prompting a second-alarm fire response.
With additional resources on scene it took about two hours to knock down the bulk of the fire.
The driver that crashed into the building was uninjured and placed into police custody.
An investigation is ongoing.
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On scene good as usual!
Can anyone explain why the truck company just didn't pull or cut out the gable end ? They just jurk around with the hand line. It looks like if they did they would have gained access to the attic where the seat of the fire was.
I'm just not a arm chair fire buff. Have 27 years in the fire service.
That's one expensive crash, hope he got good insurance.
what gloves do HFD use & where can i find them?
Didn't like the meebers on the ladder on the ladder when it has a master stream and nozzle. I realize it was not set up yet with water but the opening of the siding could have been done with a bucket or not at all not much was done except cooling, and some suppression. Glad people were ok, I hope there were no asbestos bins and everyonewore scba with decon. In contrast saw a 1919 castle with fire suppresion hoses, (fire type hose but garden size with a small nozzle. Felt like hard rubber inside, but looked like a fire hose.)
5:50 they persist in throwing little water through a fissure instead of using the wide gaps of the roof
They are trying to aim at the base of the fire.
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