FULLY INVOLVED VAN INTO BUILDING - SYOSSET NY
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- čas přidán 15. 09. 2023
- At 21:21 hours on Friday night the Syosset FD was alerted for a truck fire at 211 Robbins Ln. A member on scene notified the dispatcher that there was extension to the building. 5803 was quickly on scene and transmitted a working fire. R588 was the first due engine and TL582 was the first due truck. E585 was the second due engine and assisted with the first line. There was slight extension to the front of the building and the fire was under control in a half hour.
Hey......The repair shop is open!!!! Just push it around back and we'll look at it in the morning......
Great footage
Did the driver ever show up? If so, what did they say happened?
Good ole Amazon van
Can you imagine how much Amazons insurance bill is per month?? It probably rivals the GDP of some small countries.
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Their engines don’t have tanks?
ZZZZZ...PUT WATER ON THE FIRE.
Can you please wake up at 3:00am with a straight alarm bass boosted into your ear and get ready as fast as you can and find a hydrant located nearest to the fire witch I think already was handled with the dispatcher and get a fire hose with power and knock out a fully involved van fire? Stfu smh
@@ERLC127Joe is definitely a keyboard firefighter. I’ve just recently started binge watching firefighting videos and I never expected how many keyboard firefighters like Joe I would see in the comments. He absolutely doesn’t have the guts to handle a job like this.
Took way too long to get that hose in use, and their use of it wasn't effective. They should have used their deck gun on the van!
Lmao not at all just another sideline quarter back you are typical hating clown 🤡
was that a fire hydrant lying on the side walk ? my eyes are not as good as when I was in the dept
half a hydrant. Van must have snapped it off
If the van had clipped the fire hydrant off, wouldn't there be some water running out of it? I don't know that's why I am asking.. Thank you. 🙂
@@caroleknappsmith9010Not necessarily, most hydrants in the Northeast have dry barrel hydrants due to frost and cold weather in the Winter. When they open the hydrants the water comes from under the “frost” line.
@@RetLtFF43if this were in California You would have water spraying out of where the hydrant came from
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Too bad they couldn't find a way just to flip the van over just a little more and then it wouldn't have been so much a threat to the exposure
If I read your post correctly, you are suggesting the FF’s to flip a well involved van away from the building?
Amazon is still going to charge you for a burnt package return
Driver went to hide and sober up i guess
My thought exactly.