LAFD Battles Vegetation Fire on 90 Fwy.: Station 67
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Los Angeles Fire Department Engine 63 was dispatched alone to a rubbish fire on the 90 Fwy. X Lincoln Blvd. at 1201 hrs.
E63 arrived on scene to find a homeless encampment burning in medium to heavy brush in between the eastbound and westbound sides of the 90 Fwy. between Culver Blvd. & Lincoln Blvd. BC4 arrived shortly after and requested 2 additional engines, upgrading the incident type to a grass fire.
BC4 requested more engines to shuttle water to companies providing a water supply, LA County Camp Crews and LAFD Crew 3 were requested but quickly canceled. Forward progress was stopped and containment was reached in a little over an hour with 30 personnel.
No injuries reported, 1 person of interest was taken into custody by LAPD Pacific Division Officers.
Units assigned: LAFD AR1 AR21 BC4 BC11 TF63 LF95 E58 E62 E94 RA63 PH1 LACo.FD BC20 SU17 CC2-2 CC9-2
Location: Del Rey, Los Angeles, CA
Date: Monday, May 16th, 2022
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I like the sign on the fence that says "State Property No Dumping No Parking No Trespassing Violators will be Prosecuted" with a camp of people living behind it.
A big YES, no one will be signed for starting Fire. We all know how it started. Do the homeless not care about there belongings. I guess it's the mind set, if Government will give me anything, let me illegally stay at a NO parking/ Staying at state property, then the Homeless mindset is "Well"Big Government will just come put out my cooking fire of ( Meth) then if I use those Dangerous chemical, that exploded. Government will take care of a Fire for me if my Homeless camp gets Destroyed. Plus probably in California the Homeless can take State to Courts and Demand that everything lost will be payed for. WOW is not California grand. Homeless utopia.
Thank you for being First Responder with camera. Filmed this wildland FIRE. I wish LA county or city would spec. New Engine's with (750 or 1000 ) gallon water tanks, just my Humble opinion. Or have Reserve Engine that's a (Tender) that they can Respond First out.
Thank God they had that truck company
Nice work. 62s, 63s & TF63... Mar Vista and Venice - 1st in on a brush fire. Yikes! Crazy times!
I see tents and shelters. They must be vacationing in one of California's beautiful state parks. I hope the bears and the trout aren't displaced by the fire.
Amazing camerawork as always, great shots, overall good coverage.
Good 👍 work boys
Outstanding video with excellent editing!
What is the standard crew on an LAFD ladder truck?
4 on the truck, 2 on the pump to man a 6-person light force
Awesome coverage!
Great Footage! Nice to see E58
Have to marvel that the State doesn't trim the weeds to minimize the risk of this. Also, what the truck? Did the send this trucks for extra personnel? They aren't serving any other use...
given that trucks in LAFD have an engine attached, they are considered a suppression resource. so yes, they're assigned for manpower, and for their pumps (200 series engines that make up a light force with a truck).
@@FB1ResponseVideos there were no light force (200 series engines) that I saw. I thought that was very strange. I am well aware of their light force setup and that their trucks have no plumbing including no ladder pipes
Engine 263 was seen at the very beginning of the video and Engine 295 was on the other (eastbound) side of the freeway with their truck.
Nice catch man! What scanner do you use?
thanks! i use a Motorola XTS 5000
@@FB1ResponseVideos same here! Great radio though it’s a shame it’s not all band.
Probably obvious; do the LAFD engine companies, when fighting wildfires, use chainsaws as well?
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I'm surprised County 110 wasn't there. They never get any action. I would bet dollars to doughnuts that was started by the homeless. Thank Mike Bonin.
i heard them come by but they never came up on LAFD's tac channel to ask if their assistance was needed. this fire was started from a homeless encampment and one person of interest was taken into custody.
@@FB1ResponseVideos Excellent Work! Thank You!
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