Bodycam Catches House Exploding with 6 Firefighters Inside - Full Video
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2023
- In a terrifying incident captured on bodycam footage, a New Jersey home suddenly exploded while six brave firefighters were inside battling the blaze on January 14. The dramatic video, recorded by Pompton Lakes police officers, reveals the precise moment when the explosion rocked the neighborhood, sending shockwaves through the community. As the force of the blast tore through the structure, the officers on the scene can be seen frantically fleeing to safety, their quick actions a testament to their training and instincts in the face of imminent danger.
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Neighbors watched in horror as the events unfolded, their hearts racing with fear for the safety of the firefighters trapped inside the burning home. Miraculously, all six firefighters, who were serving as volunteers, managed to escape the inferno with only minor injuries sustained from the powerful explosion. The cause of the fire remains under investigation as authorities work tirelessly to determine the factors that led to this heart-stopping incident.
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For the people that don't know. The sounding of the air horns is the signal for all crew to evacuate the building. There's a lot of radio traffic on the fire ground and sometimes calls get walked on or you just can't hear them. So the horns are used as well, 3 long blasts of the air horns means GTF out of the building.
Wow that makes sense…like ships signaling. OMG this video was so scary. Thanks for sharing that information.
Thank-you. I was almost sure this was the reasoning but I wasn't 100% so thankyou for confirming.
You also have if a firefighter is inside a building missing or in distress. But then you have your PASS alarm on your scott pack!
At that point, it was a bit late for that...
Thank you. I had no idea.
The fact that not only the firefighters inside made it out, but also the officers standing near those windows took no shrapnel from the glass windows is a shear miracle. You see the glass being thrown into the street as they’re running but it was too late as it was moving faster than they were. It’s a natural reaction to turn and run away, but the courage to turn back around and go back is what defines true hero’s 💜💜
What do you mean? He just went back and watched the house burn? Anyone can watch a bonfire. A hero saves lives. They are cowards. No body was saved. These officers would never rush in and risk their lives for those fire fighters. They’re proving it in this video right in front of your eyes you braindead rube.
I just posted a comment on exactly that. Ooph!
Well yeah Id hope they’d go back, it’s their job….
it's not always too late, every inch buys decrease in debris speed as air pressure and debris velocity expands outward, and as immediate as the explosion is just as fast new air filling in the negative pressure void leaps in to fill up the newly vacated space. if you stop this video 4:09 to 4:10 you can see something new going on with the fire every 1/10th of a second
1/10th of a second is how fast it takes a swimmer in water to force their hand from finishing a stroke by the buttocks to back infront fully extended. that's a total of 4'
your bodys nervous system reflexes were made up from millions of great grand parents survivors past who didn't get caught by the death of lions, tigers, bears, wolves, and gators and crocks, and other predators of humans dating back before sabre tooth tigers. " cat quick" is the age old addage.
I will say right now that I'm not a firefighter so I'm asking a question not making a statement. I assume these responders were inside the house looking for a gas leak. If that is indeed what they were doing, wouldn't it be the smart thing to do to call the electric company and have them blackout the block so that there is no ignition source before they enter the house?
Whether you are a firefighter, cop, or paramedic i have nothing but the utmost respect for what you guys do for us every single day!
Fire fighter and paramedics are amazing for what they do! The danger they put themselves through and the lives they save! My hat goes off to every single one of them! As far as police I do not like government officials whom go around collecting revenue while squashing peoples rights!
AMEN!!! When the rest of US.. are Running AWAY from Danger.. THEIR.. Running TOWARDS It.. to keep the rest of Us safe!
If you are a firefighter, cop, or paramedic, but you're a human being first and foremost, and you understand that, I have nothing but the utmost respect for what you, and you alone, do for us every single day.
Thanks for the shout-out!
My only request is that you include EMTS(BLS)and 9/11 call takers and dispatchers on your list.
EMT-B and Paramedics both work to save patients.
Call takers and dispatchers get almost zero credit for what the mental stress they experience or the crucial role they play in saving lives of the public and first responders. 😊
@@lf3566 same officials you’re gonna call when someone breaks into your house threatening both you and your family.
My brother and sister in law were both volunteer firefighters for years. I heard my brother talk about the kind of stuff he responded to and the work he did and it gave me such respect. Then, a few years ago, my best friend and I were living together with our combined 3 kids. I was the only one home and decided to go for a walk around our neighborhood. When I circled back around I saw smoke and heard the trucks. I thought it was my upstairs neighbors apt. I got closer and it was ours. Our whole apt had gone up in a matter of minutes. All bc a friend of ours used a faulty charging cord on their laptop and set it on a blanket. The firefighters, police, emt's....all so amazing. Once they cleared the house to make sure there were no people and it was safe, they went back in for our cats who had already been taken over by the smoke. They tried for 45 minutes to save our cats. I was so thankful for their effort even tho they couldn't save them. The firemen even chipped in together and paid for all the fees for us to adopt cats from the shelter when we were ready. They really are just amazing people. Running toward the danger so everyone else can run to safety. 💜💜💜
I'm so sorry for your loss! But very glad you had kind professionals like that to support you ❤
Sounds like you live where ppl still care about one another. Nice to hear that. Nobody likes to lose a furry friend either.
I have a painted turtle that was rescued from an apartment fire, the owner was a friend of a friend, they lost everything including the turtle's whole set up, tank, lamp etc. They couldn't provide proper care for the turtle due to the circumstances and asked myself and my boyfriend at the time to care for him. The turtle's name is Grim after the cartoon The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy. Well it turns out he was a she and they ended up deciding they didn't want her back so she's been in my care for nearly ten years now. She was in real bad shape when I took her in, serious heat damage to her shell. It took many months for her to shed the damaged layers but I'm happy to report she made a full recovery.
I am so so sorry for the loss of your cats, my greatest fear is a house fire or natural disaster where I can't save my animals. I am constantly running through evacuation procedures in my mind, I keep crates and carriers nearby in case of emergency. The house I live in is not safe and I am overly paranoid about fire.
Your poor cats 🥺🥺🥺 That's terrible, I'm so sorry that happened, every pet owner's nightmare
@@thamertanner5448 I no longer have cats but did animal rescue for years, and kept them. Multiple cats in apt. My kids and I were always worried about how we'd get them out during a fire. All we could think of was making a stack of cages on a dolly, and hope we could catch them before they hid.
Also, I was continually worried about something happening if I was out all day, and would uplug all lamps and electrical devices.
I was doing background and bit part acting which often required you on location for up to 16 hrs, from early am til late at night. I worried the whole time.
23 year firefighter here. Very scary. Been through this as well. Please support your local first responders any way young can. ❤
Thank you for your service.
what do you think caused that?
@@ericbuonomo5716 Gas leak.
Thank you for risking your life but there are many more dangerous jobs that don't pay well and have no pension system. Universal retirement age needs to be 65.
Oh yeah, gas leak. I do question why 6 ff's inside with a perimeter already set up. However like my experience in '02, someone needs to investigate. Gas explosions have quick burn. We have full face and body cover. Its structural damage that injures most.
It’s amazing that all of the firefighters survived.
❤
It wasn't their time. I don't believe God "allows" bad things to happen but I do believe he can shield us from it sometimes. This time it seems He did.
Guardian angels! Thank goodness for them!!❤😇
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Well, even if they did die, God would not be responsible for their deaths.
@@luismozotorres7428 I know. I don't believe it works like that. I never blame God for bad things that happen. We aren't meant to fully understand everything yet in this life but our Faith is our strength and shield in this life which can sometimes be sad and painful. But mostly beautiful and peaceful
@@luismozotorres7428 Nah, he would be responsible. If god is responsible for all the good, he should be equally responsible for all the bad. I personally believe he ain't responsible for anything that goes down here tbh, but eh, that's not how majority seems to think. I see people always thanking the god for anything good, but they never seem to curse god for anything bad. I just find that hypocritical tbh, if god created everything, he is responsible for everything at the end of the day, no matter what kinda mysterious ways logic people want to selectively apply to events...
My grandpa lost his life in line of duty as a firefighter before I even knew him (my mother was only 5 at the time). And my police officer uncle also died in line of duty. Bless all firefighters and police officers for all you do!
Rest In Peace to both of them
Thank you kindly!@@Whiteboy544
This is my town and we are all so grateful no one died. The house still sits blown out but has fencing around it now. The whole town is so thankful for all of our volunteer firefighters and EMS and police officers.
Yeah I have one in my neighborhood. No one will tear it down. It's a hazard.
I just looked up the house on Google Maps. There's not much left standing, that's for sure. So devastating. I wonder why the property hasn't been cleaned up and the house rebuilt?
@@missm3881 probably the owner didn't have enough insurance
Hey what happened do you know? Very curious.
His house was rebuilt! We don't know what caused the explosion (probably gas explosion), but the house looks even better today than before
I just wanted to take a moment to point out the police officer that put on gloves and grabbed a firefighting tool, preparing to rush in to help the firefighters he believed were in danger. Beautiful moment of first responders working together to keep each other safe and alive in a dangerous and horrible situation, even at the risk of their own lives.
No matter the color of your thin line, you are appreciated by us all. Thank you for all you do.
I dont think he was trying to go in he was probably trying to make ways for the firefighters to get out
He was not trying to rush into the building, first of all that is completely reckless without equipment and second of all the firefighters wouldnt allow him. He was just helping them roll out a snake to lay near the house.
You can take that from someone who has worked as a firefighter in the danish emergency management
@@johnxina2601 I believe he grabbed that pipe pole looking to hit the front door and get to work
In my area, our PD has done this on many occasions. Taking exterior handlines so we have more people to go inside the building to do rescues, extinguish the fire, etc.
We're all part of the same family, along with the extended family being the military as well.
Cops are not first responders.
I’m a retired firefighter and no matter how many times I here an air horn sound it still sends chills up my spine
That is some crazy video.
I once heard the description of "hero" like this:
"The average person knows where the danger is and runs away. A hero knows where the danger is and runs straight toward it." These guys are true heros! God bless you and keep you all safe.
Working in a trauma hospital and seeing all the patients come in with horrific injuries & trying to save their lives, you never think of what happened before this, and the people who put their own lives on the line to save them & bring them in to us.
We do the medical work, but they are truly the hero’s.
Thank you for what you do as well!
You're all heros
You are a hero as well, it's definitely a team effort
Your all heroes Frome start to finish, emergency services ❤️
This is how the people gave praise to the doctors...but how much do people now trust doctors since over 7million were killed so [DS] could lower the population count? They lied! It makes me sick to know there are humans that would choose to be so evil!
I use to be a volunteer fire fighter and that was one of the most terrifying things I've ever seen. Hearing that air horn sound 3 times ran chills down my back. I am just glad no one was killed or seriously hurt. That in itself is a miracle. Thank God for Fire Fighters and First Responders.
It means something in particular? And who are they signaling?
@@kimberlyweaver1285 same
Mayday, firefighter down
@@oxfilthyxo
1 - Blast: Daily system test (6 P.M.) 2 - Blasts: Fire Call for single Fire Company only. 3 - Blasts: Ambulance Call. 4 - Blasts: Brush Fire Call.
@@kimberlyweaver1285
1 - Blast: Daily system test (6 P.M.) 2 - Blasts: Fire Call for single Fire Company only. 3 - Blasts: Ambulance Call. 4 - Blasts: Brush Fire Call.
The fact that everyone came out of this alive is nothing short of a miracle. Someone was definitely watching over these brave men and women.
Noooo... That "Mayday, Mayday, Mayday" sent shivers down my spine!
I have the utmost respect for firefighters
Utmost* :)
@@Suledian thank you jake !
And cops … truth be told.
You don't see any hate group being created because of firefighters
and cops
Theres not many sounds scarier than hearing an air horn going off like that. That sends chills through my body
ok lol
Yeah 3 blasts. Was that a flashover? Didnt look that hot. Hard to tell. Almost seemed like a BLEVE from a propane tank but cant imagine that being under house cause itd have to be large
@@idkjames I heard the officer saying that the resident stated his Co alarm was going off which was why they called.
@@melissaspake7727 yeah but with smoke present ive seen that a lot. In my experience smoke alarm followed by CO indicates we probably have a fire. Could be gas leak though. Just thought i saw some smoke. So would expect gas to have ignited.
@@idkjames so did I.. I watched again and literally a split second before the explosion you see a puff of smoke blow out of the sewer vent on the roof, then boom.
To think people actually fight fire for no pay. Heroes they are
I think it's commendable that body cam guy instantly ran towards the explosion to help. I know it's his job but to instantly be drawn towards the blast was amazing to see.
My prayers are with the volunteer firefighters, I hope they all fully recover. My brother was a volunteer firefighter, these guys are special, they put their lives on the line and don’t get paid so please say an extra prayer for all volunteer hero’s.
Around here, a place this size would have PAID firefighters. I don't know why people on the East Coast expect guys to do this for free...
Here in Pa where I live it is volunteer too.
They are amazing.
@@ffjsb In many parts of the country they don’t get paid which is sad…
My brother lived in Carlin Nevada, little mining community, the bigger town nearby had paid firefighters. He was a volunteer EMT for a few years and a firefighter for a long time. He passed away in 2021 and his fellow firefighters put together a great memorial for him.
This was a few blocks away and the whole town shook which is only about a mile and half wide....Everyone of the firefighter, who are all volunteers, were safe and the police and first responders in our small town all pitched in to make sure everyone was safe. The town afterwards has pulled together to help and support the family.
Praise the Lord!
Was it gas leak?
Glad you commented .Small towns also go un noticed for their heart and help.
@@McAbee I thought I heard in the very beginning one of the firefighters say there was a sewer alarm going off. if I understood him correctly.
@@McAbee I can try and find out...
That's absolutely terrifying. I'm glad no one was seriously injuried. I hope they are all doing ok mentally.
Supposed the neighbors being in the house next door felt the explosion, hopefully they were vacated.
I’m so incredibly happy that nobody was severely injured or killed during that explosion because that was extremely scary & dangerous.I’ve always had the upmost respect for everyone who’s ever been any type of emergency workers & authorities & THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO’S EVER DONE THESE AMAZING JOBS TO HELP KEEP US CITIZENS MORE SAFE.
The 3 Horn Blow gives me chills. Praying everyone survived with no injuries or at least.l minor injuries. Loved how the PD units started jumping in and helping.
my dad retired in 2018 after 25 years as a firefighter, i’m only 23 and was so young that i didn’t stop to think about what he did at work most of the time. i’m so thankful he’s healthy, man
Same here. My dad was a fireman for over 40 years. Videos like this really make you realize!!
what's crazy about being a firefighter for that long is a lot of them are rewarded with lung cancer for decades of selfless service. Your dad will remain healthy as an ox, though. I feel it.
7:45 “go back over there, it’s not safe” perhaps the truest statement of all time
It's possible he saved that guys life.
Lets take a moment to thank all of our first responders. These men and women are so brave, underpaid and under-rated. We love you guys & gals. Much respect!
My dad has been in the fire service nearly 25 years and he puts his life on the line everyday he goes to work. It’s a blessing these guys are alive.
Everyone puts their life on the line when they drive a vehicle. You come close to death every day without even realizing it.
@@lordroyaltee yeah clown but do you run to the danger? SMH
@@Steve-tj9on obviously im trolling but my statement is indeed true.
@@Steve-tj9on I'd say more people die from workplace accidents other than firefighters so your concept of danger is relative. Try doing steelwork 20 stories high in the weather all year long and you'll rethink your position.
@@lordroyaltee not really what's your point
Firefighters are really true heros they don't get enough attention.
Especially the volunteer firefighters who do this without pay, which these guys were.
True, only the American police lunatics
Nah, the only heroes I know makes 9 digits profits
Lol they get tons of attention! 😂. They wear their FF hoodies and shirts everywhere they go
All they get is attention! Constantly and never ending praise.There are many jobs much more dangerous that get no praise or attention. Firefighter is not even rated in the top 25 most dangerous jobs in the United States. A roofer and taxi driver are just a couple ahead of firefighters. People are so silly!
Thank God everyone was ok and no lives lost. Prayers for those injured. God bless all our fireman and first responders.
Kudos to all the first responders risking life and limb to help each other and the community they serve.
My brother-in-law was a fireman. I worried about him at every fire. Everytime i hear a firetruck siren here in town i say a prayer for all involved for their safety. God Bless our firefighters!
Anytime I’m standing on the road and one passes me by I take my hat off and thank them.
I have no idea how they run towards the fire when everything in every fiber of their being says run away. Nothing but respect for them. Tears of happiness they all survived! ♥️♥️♥️
It’s kinda like skydiving.. it’s dangerous and a simple mistake can cost you dearly, but the adrenaline rush makes the risk with it. I was a firefighter when I was younger and you get introduced to fire slowly. Lots of bookwork, talking and watching videos. Then extinguishers, car fires and things like that. Then fire lab where you go into a burn room fully geared up and actually witness HOW a fire spreads and see how smoke actually fills the room from the ceiling down. It’s gradual until it almost feels like you know how it does what it does, so you know what to do to make it go out or at least slow it down or make rescues. If you know what it’s going to do next, you know what to NOT do. In this case, it looks like a backdraft. In the beginning a cop said he saw smoke prior but it went away. That’s what happens in a backdraft: fire burns inside an enclosed area but isn’t strong enough to self-ventilate. It gets superheated, consuming all the oxygen in the air, and begins to smolder. You need oxygen to have fire (fire triangle). Take away one element of the triangle, and you don’t have fire. When the firefighters made entry, opening the door reintroduced oxygen to a superheated room with plenty of fuel. The energy released was enough to basically level the home and it’s a miracle all the ffs made it out.
I'm sure part of it is, that's their brothers and sisters in arms in trouble, so the desire to help them must be very strong indeed. ❤
cry baby
@@lukehaar9380 😆
When the feeling of saving a life overrides the feeling of fear. Think about having a child. That’s your future and you’d do anything to make sure your future lives longer than you.
Thank you to all first responders. Prayers for safety for all of you.
My son-in-law and his brother are first responders. This gives me a whole new insight into what they do.
One minute they're just joking around and in one second they're all trying to not only figure out what happened, but trying to locate injured people. Chilling. Thank you to all of our first responders.
You think it was a meth lab in there? Or like a gas leak ?
@@Pyromattic777 looks like gas leak to me. in frame by frame you can see the explosion is like wrapping around the bottom of the house almost like its following a pipe...
My heart twisted, and went to my throat! I see incidents like this, and I cannot help but think football players are paid MILLIONS, and yet those who continue to work through situations like this barely make a living wage. My heart truly hurts for them.
100%. Playing kids games and raking in the dough. These men and women are heroes
Barely make a minimum wage? The video description says they were all volunteer firefighters. So they were going into that house for free.
But what would life be like if we couldn’t watch grown men throw balls to each other? You really should think about the other side before posting something so hateful.
@@Hunterbidens-crackdealer who said anything hateful in these comments?
@@vamountainman2512crazy we value entertainment more than people who risk their lives.
volunteer firefighters are a different breed - so much respect
I almost signed up too be a volunteer till I had lungs and heart issues but I am very very glad that everyone made it alive
My father was a firefighter for over 20 years started volunteering when he was 15. He drove to NY from my home after 911 to help. He was injured a couple years later but definitely my hero
People have no idea how truly important LE, EMTs, Firefighters, nurses are, especially now with the world off it's axis.
Let's appreciate them all more and try to be positive and supportive.
I am so happy and thankful that all first responders that ran this call only had minor injuries. I have been a volunteer firefighter for 14 years n this is the type of situation that worries me. I have lost too many brothers n sisters in Red,Blue n Green already and I worry about the outcome of any call we go on.
This was wild when it first dropped knowing every single person survived thst blast. I hope theyre all doing much better today
Future firefighter here. My neighbor is the chief of our station was through this. He luckily made it out with few injuries. I pray everyday for him.
May i thank you in advance for your future service ❤
Pass on our prayers and sympathies to him.
Did the rest of the crew make it out with minor injuries too?.
Good luck in your future career👍🏻
@ R,Sole It was just him in the building at the time.
The heavenly angels 😇 are God's responders.
Thank you all for the prayers i showed him them and he thanked you all very much ❤️❤️❤️
Firefighters are the ultimate heroes. Always running toward the danger while everyone else runs away. I pray they all got out and weren’t seriously injured 🙏 That footage was incredibly sad to watch. Prayers for every single first responder who was on this scene ❤
Video description says they all escaped with minor injury, later in the video, one can be seen getting helped to safety.
What are prayers gonna do?
@@drwoo6090 More than you.
Hold up, I’m quite sure all of them are heroes.
What do you think the police did outside?
@@phoenixmarie3425 they weren’t running into the burning building
We owe a debt of gratitude to first responders they put their life in the line everyday for little financial reward and even less respect at times. Thank you to all those who work to keep us safe. God bless and protect you all 🙏🏻 you have my deep respect and gratitude
Nobody died? Wow that’s a miracle
Truly a miracle 🙏💙
not only were there no deaths, but no serious injuries either apparently, i don't even know how that's possible with that kind of a blast, but thank God.
Thank God for all our first responders and the sacrifices they make each day.
This breaks my heart. I pray to God everyone is alright and it goes to show just how much they put their lives on the lines to protect serve and save us at the risk of their own lives. I know there's so many crazy things in this world happening but we need to remember to appreciate our first responders more. Ambulance drivers and those in the back, fire fighters, search and rescue, all of them. They're front line heros and I don't think we would survive without them so they deserve to be appreciated and reminded just how loved, appreciated and cared about they are for caring so much about strangers. Know that there's one stranger right here constantly praying for your safe return home everyday 💜💜💜🙏
It says they all have minor injuries in the description so they're fine. This is incredible that nobody was killed or seriously injured.
@@dontcare7086 oh I didn't even see the description thank you for this. And it's definitely incredible they're all ok🥺💜
You know what else is sad is that’s someone’s home.
You sir, are a thinker.
Despite the obvious, you point out something missed by so many others, busily, VIRTUE SIGNALING.
Bravo!
@@sidviciousness7469 * yawn
If they had insurance on it insurance is not gonna cover everything
Big respect for all first responders and their bravery. I pray they all recover from any injuries sustained.
German firefighter here. I wish you guys all good amd get better. Stay safe.
This video stopped my heart! Thank God they were all ok and God bless them all for the amazing work they do and for putting their own lives on the line to save others ❣️🙏
I wish the firefighters a speedy recovery and it was great to see the quick action by the police to assist their fellow emergency workers
This has to be hands down one of the scariest things i have ever seen ! I literally had to stop watching & read the description to see if everyone was ok before i continued to watch !!! If you ever question what a dangerous job firefighters & police face on a daily basis, all you have to do is watch this video. So grateful that everyone was ok. Prayers go out to ALL these brave folks as well as the family who lost their home & possessions ~ 🕊🙏🕊
Same here .
this is nothing compared to the 2018 paradise camp fire,look it up.
@@sprintcarsandguitars959 You should definitely choose your words better. That's all I'm going to say.
Me too! Had to pause! Wow!
@@edpoints1127 that's all? cmon,cat got your toung?
Thank god everyone survived
“It’s not safe”. No truer words have been spoken.
Remember folks, LEOS & FD get way different training. I thought it was awesome to see them working together!
In my jurisdiction, all police candidates go through a week of fire-service training at the state fire-school. We weren't firefighters, but we knew the basics (how to not die in a burning building) and picked-up on some of the procedures (getting a 5" line to a hydrant is pretty critical to keep the pumper supplying its attack hoses). We know, as street cops, that a full-sized fire engine is only carrying- at most- 600 gallons of water.... Not nearly enough to tackle a house fire, so it's a no-brainer to identify the nearest hydrant(s) and drag lines to them if there's no other pressing LE function that needs to be addressed.
There is very clear cross-training between LEO and FD on this video. Everyone knew exactly what to do.
@@ianh1989 Yeah, walk around aimlessly while 6 people are trapped in a blown-up house! A generation of pussies!
@@ianh1989 An even better one is the evacuation of an entire hospital during the Paradise/Campfire Wildfire in California awhile back. They didn't have time to get buses or even more ambulances so they put the critical cases in the ambulances and loaded two out of state Fire Apparatus a CalFire apparatus three sheriffs cars and the hospital staffs personal vehicles with all the other patients and staff and got on the road out. They almost didn't make it but a ballsy CalFire Captain in an open cage Bulldozer with nothing for protection other than a fire blanket pushed burnt out discarded vehicles and fallen burning trees out of their way saving all of them. The out of state FF crew and CalFire crew had to ride on top of and on the running boards in full turnout gear so hospital patients and staff could ride in the cab. great team work and collaboration from the FF's LEO's and Hospital staff. It was a controversial fire for several reasons one being that even though LE and FF's tried to get everyone out the town neglected to contact over a hundred people and tell them t evacuate and they ended up dying. And the cause and party responsible was never held accountable which only made it worse.
Wow that is awful. Thank God they are alive..
Soooo glad everyone was okay and got out alive!! God Bless
Brave people like that are the real
Heroes.
Man I'm glad everyone lived through that. These guys need more thanks for risking their lives for us like that. Great work guys
I knew it was coming… still got me anxious and gave me chills. I’m glad everyone made it out to see another sunrise. Thank you all for your service.
Holy cow. The last clip is probably the craziest, that guy walking down the street was nearly toast if not for the officer telling him to go the other way. Respect to all the professionals involved.
God bless firefighters. Putting your life on the line for others is something I admire about you. Thank you guys and girls for what you do. It does not go unappreciated nor unnoticed.
That was so scary,
All responders are heroes.
Nope
@@Berdymadafakas I hope you find some happiness.
@@user-do6gr5ww5e true -
@@user-do6gr5ww5e passive aggressive much?
@@jadepaulsen8456 So what? Lol
I’m so happy everyone made it out safely.
Thank goodness everyone was ok
Prayers out to everyone involved.
Prayers to those firefighters. Thank you to all the responders including the police officers stepping in to help out after great response by everyone
Not police.
My brother is a firefighter and his job terrifies me…I hate that he has that job but I also respect him. What a nightmare
Prayers to all involved 🙏
My prayers go out to the family and the fire department I hope they all came out okay
Special thank you to all of the volunteer fire department volunteers. Without them many communities would be devastated
27 year retired Firefighter/Paramedic. I knew the evac horns would sound, but it still chilled my blood. It's a sound you never, ever forget. I once had a nepotism hire Lt. put us in the same position. There was a partial collapse, but the Battalion Chief showed up and pulled us all out via truck horns. Minutes later it totally collapsed. Nepotism Lt. was terminated and trust rebuilt with our chain of command. Glad these guys got out, and I am as surprised as others here that there were no deaths. My first thought was gas leak.
Thank you I was trying to figure out the reason the truck horns sounded. At first I thought it was to help people get there bearings after the blast if they were inside. Kind of a sound compass to give direction for them. I am not a fire fighter you can probably tell. But again thank you for educating me a little more today.
They mentioned CO near the start of the clip. Terrifying. Glad you and your crew had a superior that was looking out for you.
I just thought the firetrucks were scared.
@@Suledian forgot that. My apologies. Six career concussions and only now it's taking old memories and even difficulty with short term memory. I remember some calls like it was yesterday. Getting old sucks without a scrambled brain.
@@jessicamerriman2336 No apologies necessary. :)
Glad they all survived! God bless our first responders...
This video breaks my heart. I use to be a firefighter and this is gut wrenching
A miracle from God that no one was killed. I pray the FF'ers make a full recovery. Watching this on duty at the station and it reminds me of the dangers of the job. I appreciate the willingness of the law enforcement officers to help.
Just read that the family had lost their mother/grandmother right before Christmas - this was her house and her son was the man living there. 3 weeks later this?! That’s just horrible.
So thankful to hear there were no serious injuries. When you hear sirens, it's a perfect time to pray. ❤
As a firefighter officer in suppression, I was shocked to see this explosion. I have 30 years as an active professional firefighter. I'm glad all are ok.
This one is great. It shows different body cams, and just how fast a situation can go bad. I'm glad everyone is OK, but wow.. I know alot of police and firefighters are going to see this, I hope they see this comment where I say thank you for putting yourself in harms way for us. It takes a special person to do it!
OMG., I’m in tears. This is to show anybody who disrespects our service men and women just simply has NO SOUL! I pray for their safe recovery and pray that you can heal mind, body , and soul🙏♥️☮️
Oh geez! My heart sank when I heard the explosion! I thought of the firefighters in there! So glad no one was hurt! Someone up there was watching over them. Thank God! 🙏🙏🙏 may He always watch over them!
18 years and had some fires that were way too close including a couple that almost killed me. My upmost respect for all on that fireground.
Former fire officer here. If you don't believe in miracles, watch this video again.
It makes me want to help. Every man in the civilized society should have to pull his end for things like safety, LE, etc.
What causes something like that? It looked like a meth lab, but I heard someone say the sewer alarm was going off.
Especially when there's 6 firefighters 🚒 inside the house 🏠 you know the angels 😇 rush in.
@@UpStateNyXHwife12 CO alarm, as in Carbon Monoxide
Is the fire truck honking like that as a code for an explosion or something similar? Thanks
Oh man, that evac tone right away too. i cant imagine being IC and watching that happen with your guys inside.
I can only imagine how helpless those officers felt knowing guys were inside but they couldn't help. It really shows when they're all running around trying to find some way to help like when they grabbed the hose and sprinted it to the hydrant.
The call I just got right as the house exploded scared me more than the actual explosion!
OH MY GOODNESS! I did not expect to have such a raw visceral reaction to this video.. my son was a firefighter for years and sadly forced to retire as just a kid after a roll over accident in their tanker.. however, when he was still just a yellow helmet they worked a MASSIVE factory fire in our town were we actually were the ones who spotted the fire, so I was on scene as well. It was such a massive scene that I was helping out in the ops trailer. Handing out water and cool cloths to the firefighters. Several hours in, they had a collapse, and I will NEVER forget the sound of the trucks blasting, pass alarms going off, the screams and shouting in the chaos as each company tried to get a head count. There were literally firefighters here from multiple counties from as far away as Atlanta (about 60 miles) who had responded because our no one closer had any really big ladders.. I have NEVER been so happy to see someone come from the smoldering debris as I was that day, and thank GOD no one was seriously injured. The sound of the trucks blasting the emergency evacuation call took me straight back to that day and I’m a sobbing mess.. but I am so thankful none of these brave firefighters were seriously injured either!
7:43 props to this officer for getting this civilian to safety before the house exploded just over 1 minute later 8:45
Omg! I’ve never seen a house explode like that several times! It is a miracle that everyone survived. I thought I was watching six fire fighters brutal death and I cannot believe that they survived that! Thank you Lord for protecting them and thank you to all the brave firefighters/police/EMTs that put their lives on the line every day to try to save total strangers.
OMG praying for everybody in there that they are safe and ok
It’s a freaking miracle all the firefighters inside got out at all, let alone just ‘minor injuries’! Scary!! We are blessed to have such brave first responders.☮️❤️🙏🏼
If it wasn't for those suits they wear it would've been a lot worse, thank goodness for those!!
7:40 Imagine how different the outcome could've been had this police officer not told the citizen to get away from the scene... chilling.
I just came across this video. OMG, the firefighters and law enforcement, kudos to you all! There was a police presence before the explosion, what was the reason? I didn't see anything in the description.
30 year firefighter here so glad these guys are all OK.
Wow! The fact that he told the owner to move away about a minute before it exploded 😦
I would bet that the homeowner wishes he had moved his pickup truck when leaving the house.
When that explosion happened I must have jumped so high my head hit the ceiling. This is so scary. 🙏🙏🙏. Prayers to all
Thank God they're all ok .❤