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Amazing video that I found on firehouse.com

Thanks for posting the full video. Really great job by the first to LEO who kept the scene under control. The one Officer specifically, allowed the citizens to help, then made sure to move them away from the car quickly. Smart thinking by attempting to extinguish the fire as well considering the patient was fairly close to he vehicles. It is nice to see the citizens who helped out, move away from the incident and let the professionals do their job once their assistance was no longer needed. Too often, we have people linger around the scene and get in the way. Not critiquing or anything but, one thing that I noticed was that the LEO were going to move he patient out of the danger zone but then it seems they changed their minds. Granted it appears he fluids from the vehicle and motorcycle are moving away from the patient but I did notice that the patient and the people helping the patient were in the direct path of the smoke and the extinguisher. I was not there, and I doubt anyone members of this site were but it is important to if possible move the patient as far away as possible from all danger. Unless for some reason this is not a good idea, which I am sure the LEO in this video had a good reason. Really awesome job by all people involved!

We had an identical rule in my Kindergarten classroom...sad that it needs to be reiterated on this site to adults (primarily) who all have the same common interests and passions. Lets just try and say things that we would not mind if said about us and get along!

NO WHEEL CHOCKS!!!!!! Also, I could be wrong but too me it seems that the truck (sorry ENGINE) was moving with this FF/Chief on the roof. If you look at picture #1, the driver is still in the rig and the vehicle seems to be positioned more on the lane of travel and the person on the roof is sitting (indicates securing himself for the ride). In picture #2, the driver is out of the rig, the person on the roof is standing and the truck seems to be significantly farther to the side of the rode then in picture #1.

I too would loe ot see the rest of the footage. As far as LEO response, there appears to be one Officer on scene during the footage. (or at least someone in what appears to be Officer attire)

In all seriousness, this truly is amazing and a wonderful sight too see! It is such a relief to know that people will still team together to potentially save the life of a stranger. Good work by all!!!

Happy Birthday! Enjoy the day!

Let's keep this thread on task...the task is to help those in need.

That is outstanding!

I might be missing something but, how does someone fall through the roof and that not be noticeable from the roof. By this I mean if they went onto the roof wouldn't they be able to see where she fell?

I thought it would be nice for there to be a thread in which people could share their memories of the fallen heroes. If you knew someone who died that day, please take a minute to give us slight insight into the life of that hero and memories you have with that hero. *Moderator Note: Pre-Existing Thread 9/11 Wall of Remembrance

Contact was made with Fire Departments and Firefighters from Schoharie County.

Thank you Kurt. God Bless!

Awesome!

St. Lawrence County has been sending crews since the storm hit. Potsdam FD is on its 3rd 72 hours tour with an Engine and Utility. It is great to see people answering the call for help. Stay safe everyone!

Date: 9-5-2011 Time: 21:00 Location: 637 Park Place (Crown Heights) Frequency: NYPD Ops Units Operating: FDNY EMS; NYPD; NYPS ESU Weather Conditions: Dry Description Of Incident: Suspects shot and killed a male during a dispute. The suspect then shot and killed a bystander and shot and wounded two NYPD Officers. Reporters/Writer: PFDRes47cue New York Post

Thoughts and prayers are with all people who are affected. Stay safe out there and don't forget to watch your back.

Really nice work EFD!

Date: 9-5-2011 Time: 04:30 Location: County Route 72 Frequency: St. Lawrence County Central Dispatch Parishville FD/Rescue: Engine 45, Tanker 45, A251 (ALS) Potsdam FD: Engine 80 (To Scene), Engine 48 (Standby Parishville Station Fill Site), Tanker 100 (To Scene) Colton FD: Tanker 4 (Standby Parishville Station) Hannawa Falls FD: Engine/Tanker 120 Weather Conditions: Rain, warm Description Of Incident: Working fire in a single wide trailer. No firefighter or civilian injuries reported. Reporters/Writer: PFDRes47cue (O/S)

Congrats! Stay Safe!

Pretty cool mixup. I'm happy the Dept. will be getting their money...sounds like they rely heavily on fundraising campaigns. PVFD Website (Taken from PVFD's website)Also, Pleasantville FD (NY) does not provide Emergency Medical Services to its residents...Pleasantville VAC does.

I glad that your father is alive and well.

Daniels Auto Body is very very very close on the D side of the building. These building might actually only be a few inches apart.

Date: 9-2-2011 Time: 22:00 Location: 9 Marble Avenue (Mavis Discount Tire) Frequency: 46.26, Fire 11, EMS 11 Pleasantville FD: 2371, 2372, 2373, E259, E260, E91, TL5, R47, T57, U74 Thornwood FD: 2472, E89, TL1 Valhalla FD: 2482, U59 w/ FAST Pocantico Hills FD: 2381, 2382, 2383, T12 Hawthorne FD: 2193, E155 Chappaqua FD: 2062, TL27 Millwood FD: 2252, 2253, R36 w/ Cascade Pleasantville VAC: 76B1, 76B2, 7605 (Rehab) Bat 11: WC Car 1: C&O Zone 3: WC Haz-Mat Team: Weather Conditions: Warm, dry Description Of Incident: Working fire in a 1-story commercial automotive shop. Building exploded prior to the arrival of first due engine company Heavy fire through the roof with partial structural collapse found upon arrival.. Primary hand-line was a 2.5 stretched/operated by Captain Zaino, Lieutenant (Ex-Capt.) Greco (PFDR47), and Lieutenant Zane (Inzane). Exterior operations, from the start with 3 Tower Ladders in operation. From the pictures, it seems the fire was contained to the last couple bays with structural and smoke damage to the remaining bays/showroom. No firefighter or civilian injuries were reported. Good job by all FF's, glad you got home safe! Reporters: PFDRes47cue Writer: PFDRes47cue Pictures Relocated to Pleasantville FD HQ: Mount Kisco FD: 2283, E106 Briarcliff Manor FD: 2052, TL40 Armonk FD: 2021, T9 Relocated to Pocantico Hills FD HQ: Sleepy Hollow FD: 2311, E86 22:15 - Thornwood FD Tower Ladder 1 toned out for response. 22:17 - Pocantico Hills Engine 189 toned out to respond to working fire and do a hydrant lay in from Bedford Road. 22:30 - Armonk toned out to relocate Tanker 9 to Pleasantville FD HQ 75 Washington Ave. 22:36 - C&O Zone 6 toned out for response. 22:37 - WC Haz-Mat toned out for response. 23:11 - Companies standing by in PFD HQ dispatched to a Residential Alarm at 24 Cecelia Lane. PSA - For those of you who need tires, there is another Mavis Discount Tire down the street

Date: 8-30-2011 Time: 02:00 Location: 711 7th Avenue Frequency: FDNY Manhattan Dispatch Units Operating: (See Rundown Below) Weather Conditions: Dry, warm Description Of Incident: Working fire in a 3-story 50X150 commercial structure. Fire on the #1 floor. Staging at W. 51st St. & 7th Ave. Fire called U/C @ 03:30. No firefighter or civilian injuries were reported. Reporters/Writer: PFDRes47cue Box Assignment: Engine 54, 65, 23, 26 Ladder 4, 21, 2 (FAST) Rescue 1 Squad 18 Extra E & T: Engine 34 Ladder 24 2nd Alarm Assignment: Engine 8, 1, 21, 9 (w/ Sat 1) Tower Ladder 35 Battalion 6 (RUL) Battalion 7 (Safety) Rescue Battalion Safety Battalion Two Extra Trucks & Engine: Engine 40 Ladder 16, 7 3rd Alarm Assignment: Engine 3, 44, 16, 74, 36 (w/ HR-2) Tower Ladder 12, 25 Battalion 11 (Staging) Battalion 10 Battalion 58 (Air Recon) Extra Tower Ladder w/ 10ft Hooks: Tower Ladder 12