Massive 3-Alarm Double House Fire | Bensonhurst, Brooklyn
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- 2.14.20 | by Adam Balhetchet | BENSONHURST, Brooklyn - A 3-alarm fire injured one firefighter and displaced 25 residents. It started around 11:30 pm Friday night at 1948 85th St. Flames were seen shooting from the upper floor as well as the roof. 120 firefighters battled the flames in freezing 18-degree weather. According to fire officials, 25 people were displaced and one firefighter suffered a non-life-threatening injury. The fire was under control after 2 am on Saturday. Fire marshalls are investigating the cause of the fire.
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is there some rule that the FDNY cant start to use water until the building is at least 35% on fire?
Great camera work! Frustrated by the firefighting tactics. The deck gun was just wasted. Wet wood will NOT burn, so it's obvious the water wasn't actually reaching the wood structure inside the attic. I heard what Chief said, and understand it. It was hard to find what was burning.
Outstanding video Adam. According to WCBS news reports the fire was in fact started by careless smoking. The news report also stated that investigators discovered an illegal gas pluming line hooked up to a stove in a section of the attic which was converted into a kitchen in a neighboring building as the camera focussed on the heavily damaged building on the left side which was originally exposure #2.
Horrible fire. I feel so bad for those family. And it’s so cold. Thank you.
It's just not the same as it used to be. Very sad 😔
Your channel, is growing leaps and bounds. Congrats, you deserve success. 💜🎈
Janell R.N thanks janell
That was our house. We didnt expect no fire at the moment.
I'm sorry for your trouble.
@@southernoregoncatmom6519 thanks🙏
That fire was a SOB with conditions that didn't help. Great coverage, brother, your work has really grown.
Good coverage LOUDLABS!
It's funny, when the flames are visible you don't even think about the cold, you are focused on fighting the fire. As soon as the fire is out you all of a sudden realize how freaking cold you are...
It's fair to assume that Fire Regulations for US homes don't require a firewall between two properties then.
Just a little tip for nozzlemen. If your stream has no affect on the fire, MOVE IT!
House now has a indoor swimming pool.
I guess FDNY use Thermal Imaging Cameras? Wonder what difference it might have made in the very early stages of this incident.
Omg I know that place that where my step sister and step brother live I call them and they say they where safe but there home was gone now they live some where different
Жанка ты?
I read comments on American firefighting tactics and also how the buildings and locations of them. Well you can not compare the US to other countries then. Also in a fire like this if the fire gets ambers into the framing its trouble. Alot of older buildings have camelhair plaster. That means small 1"× 1/4" slats running from floor to ceiling then plaster is put over it. All these slats are old and dry as hell. They are also rough cut meaning they have burrs all over them. Thats like fine dry wood. Ambers get into walls and it takes a while for it to start burning. It smolders for a while then boom
why did they let the house burn where the walter
Drives me nuts to see so many members with their face in the smoke and no SCBA on. That makes my blood boil... 😡 Disciplinary measures should be hitting these guys hard. On my crew, that would be a good 4 day unpaid suspension at minimum.
hey no worries, their union bargained for awesome health care benefits that the NYC taxpayers just love to fund. whats the point of having the benefit if you don't use it? not to mention the on the job injury benefits they have as well.
Same here,drive me man. The guys must be daft.
MAGGY FDNY likes to play the big tough guy roles. Its common for the senior guys to mock the junior guys who are masked up. It’s some sorta macho culture thing there. They’re not gonna be so tough and macho when they’ve fried their lungs with cancer or COPD in the long run.
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Love your videos but a few I hope are used in how not to arrive and fight a fire ! Seems just 1 hose used in internal fight and 2 might have made a difference in splitting up and fighting from 2 sides. Deck gun took forever too and I thought 2nd exposure building was going to go up too !
Deck and bucket hoses finally do save the day !
Heartbreaking man
Just guessing, but I'll bet with two master streams going on, the basement was full of water with that stubborn fire.
~I30 or so firefighters will relief companies in route! Wow!
why they let the fire spread out, when they first arrive there was barely nothing
According to the Chief in the on camera interview the main body of fire was inside the voids in the structure and the firefighters had to dig it out to put it out..
The problem is you guys often turn up and start trying vent before you have any lines ready to fight the fire and all you end up doing is feeding the fire.
Andy Oxley this is interesting “
Ventilation is a part of structural firefighting tactics, and involves the expulsion of heat and smoke from a burning building, permitting the firefighters to more easily and safely find trapped individuals and attack the fire. If a large fire is not properly ventilated, not only will it be much harder to fight, but it could also build up enough poorly burned smoke to create a smoke explosion or enough heat to create a flashover. Contrarily, poorly placed or timed ventilation may increase the fire's air supply, causing it to grow and spread rapidly. The flashover may cause the temperature inside the building to peak at over 1,000 °C (1,830 °F).[1]” - Wikipedia
@@LoudlabsNYC You obviously didn't read my post or understand.
My point was you guys often turn up and start venting straight away without any water to fight the fire.
If you turn up and just start venting yes you can release flammable gases reduce heat and improve visibility but you also need a crew with a charged hotline to be ready to fight the fire straight away.
If you don't start fighting the for as soon as you vent you are just adding more fuel to help the fire spread.
@@andyoxleyonhistravels Andy we're not disagreeing with you. What we did do is read up on ventilating and what we read was quite educational. Good point for bringing that up though. Perhaps a FDNY member who was there could explain what happened.
to late for you Weighted to long slow as fire men
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Great job again like always
Well... that was... just miserable.
Why are so many of these plastic toy homes allowed to be built? They are a death trap.
Its not that the places are made of plastic, the problem is REALLY old fashioned buildings with that cursed vinyl siding slapped on to make them "pretty!" the building was obviously a "balloon frame" construct with the fire in all the void spaces (listen to what the Deputy Chief had to say then go online and look up "balloon frame building construction" for more info) with NO firestops applied when it was built! These firemen had their work cut out right from the git-go on this one!
Old firefighter
Heard on the news tonight ( ch. 2 6pm ) that it was started by careless smoking, hard to believe that though.
sure it wasn't manhattan fatal fire caused by smoking? if not that would be one strange coincidence
the 2 ff s in the bucket not wearing masks??????
A Very Cold Night
Freezing