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Helmet-cams: House fire with exposure problems Little Egg Harbor Township, NJ.

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This is video (above and below) from RayEMT of a fire reported at 5:18 AM on December 18 on East Pimlico Road in Little Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. It shows the view from two helmet-cams. Here’s an excerpt from the video description:

Command arrives and finds same conditiond and has expouser issues on the “B” & “D” Side. Engine 72 arrives pulles (3) 1.75″ lines One went to the “A” ,”B” & “D” side. There were some water issues as there were no hydrant in the area. Crews had the fire under control in about an hr.

Everyone is going to Be monday morning QB. There is not one department that does things prefect. at The End as long as My Guys get home to there family and no on is injuried its a good outcome.

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A Presidents’ Day special report: Exclusive, must see helmet-cam video you just won’t want to miss. Wait until the KICs sink their claws into this one.

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Yes, this is helmet-cam video of a rescue by members of the Mystic Island VFC in Little Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. It is the type of call no firefighter likes to hear. A citizen reporting a loved one who is trapped.

This video captures the drama and the suspense. But the firefighters came through in the end and everyone lived happily ever after. And Mystic Island VFC, Station 72, has a fan for life.

My guess is our legion of keyboard incident commanders, KICs, will be blasting the publisher of this rag for even posting such a video. Or possibly I will be hearing from PETA claiming a HIPAA violation for showing the victim's face. Or the anti-camera faction for publishing such a graphic video. Fire away.