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Above is the latest from HPZ1442 on YouTube and the series of helmet-cam videos we’ve been posting from Highland Park, Michigan. Here’s the description with the video:
We responded to a report of a fire in a dwelling on tuxedo st. We arrived to find the first floor of a 2 family flat, well involved. We stretched a hand line into the first floor While the second engine stretched a 2nd line into the 2nd floor. The fire was quickly knocked down and contained to the 1st floor. I cut the video around the 3:30 mark because the screen is black for about 20 minutes of us overhauling.
Below is another recent video from Highland Park. Here’s that description:
We arrived to find the back of an occupied dwelling on fire. The security door on the front of the home was locked so we went in through the front window to do a search. The occupants had already exited the home and had been down the street when we arrived. On this fire we had some trouble with our engine going into pump which delayed getting water on the fire. The fire extended into the attic but was extinguished with very minor damage to the home. My camera ran out of memory on this one.
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Also on STATter911 …
- Raw video & radio traffic: House fire in Whitehall, PA. – November 15, 2012
- Helmet-cam & still pictures: More from Highland Park, MI. – April 25, 2013
- Helmet-cam: Highland Park, Michigan house fire. – July 12, 2012
- Helmet-cam video: Detroit house fire. – February 1, 2013
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Tuxedo St video – Nice video.
However, I remember my first time letting go of the nozzle. Because it was also my LAST.
Are you referring to the guy who I took the nozzle from before going in?
Great job of getting the 1st line into position and applying water to the main body of fire quickly. It’s great to see firefighters getting off the rig with a sense of purpose.