Parkview Ave. General Alarm Fire (Yonkers, NY) 3/12/19
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2019
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Parkview Ave. General Alarm Fire (Yonkers, NY) 3/12/19
YONKERS, NY - At approximately 6:15pm on March 12, 2019, the Yonkers Fire Department was dispatched to 15 Parkview Avenue for an apartment building fire. The fire which appeared to have started on the top floor of the 6-story building, quickly took control of the cockloft, and brought the fire to a 4th alarm. A general alarm was then called to bring in all off-duty firefighters. More than 150 families were displaced and a shelter was set up for them at Roosevelt High School. There are no reported injuries and the fire looks to be caused by plumbers using blowtorches to weld and sweat pipes inside a 6th floor apartment.
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Why they are mostly coward that are shopping😂😂😂😂😂
8:42 ouch
Outstanding video coverage of a spectacular fire! Thanks for taking the time to shoot the video and share it with us on RUclips.
Thank you!
Excellent video! Great camera work and editing as well!
Thank you
The best clear coverage I have ever seen. Great !
Thank you
Great video quality and editing. Nice shot of the errant hose.
Thank you!
The steel balls on these firemen inside a totally involved structure. God Bless you keep up the great work...
I've always had much respect for firefighters. You have to be extremely brave and can't be weak at all . Stay safe n blessed.
Really good video thanks for posting this
Thank you
great coverage !
Thank you
911 Thanks For All Help. ❤ You Forever Westchester County
is the hole buildings are gone or the top floors i dont see no fire on the rest of the floor n i still see lights in the hallways like it diddnt touch them
Hope those guys that got blasted by the hose are ok, must have been painful knowing the pressure they work the hoses at, lucky they never got blasted out the bucket, Deep respect for those guys. Stay Safe
Luckily they were all OK...
Great video, thanks.
Thank you
I have never agreed with a firefighter call back. However mutual aid is what I prefer. Calling back off duty firefighters is time consuming. In 41 years I experienced only 1 general alarm and it was a total nightmare. During my 41 years mutual aid was used twice which worked much better even for staffing the stations.
Who Is Yonkers going to get mutual aid from, Bronx or one of the villages in south Westchester? If Yonkers is busy, so is FDNY Bronx. If you're the mayor of Tuckahoe, NY, are you going to sign an agreement to send your FD to Yonkers. Fat f*cking chance.
Everyone back to station in one piece "Job well done"
Great video. Thanks
Thank you
No reported injuries...thank God!
What a big fire.. Glad that nobody got hurt, respect to the firefighters :) stay safe
Wow! Excellent vantage point. Very nice video!
Thank you
Bet you could feel the heat from where you were filming.
@@garyg8425 Actually couldn't. Wish we could cause it started getting pretty cold up there with the wind.
Just subscribed. Now I have to binge watch your previous videos! Keep 'em coming and stay safe.
it appears about 6:00 in there was a surround and drown call , lots of water on it now, looks like a runner fire in attic space also
Looks like the cockloft took off big time & it got ahead of the trenchcuts Excellent Clip
Thank you
Just out of curiosity, why do you call the roof space cocklofts? In the UK we call them attics!
Hello Rie, perfect explanation here: www.fireengineering.com/2005/08/01/292843/cockloft-vs-attic/#gref
Wow! An Amazing video.
Thank you
Bad fire great video. Those poor firemen. Wow that’s horrid. Thank you
Salute to Our Fire Fighters in America & all over the world....!! Thank You Our Sistah's n Brutha's for what You do to be True Hero's in the Hearts of Your Sistah's n Brutha's Every Where....!! Not one life lost....FABULOUS...!!!
That fire is burning Hot and Heavy. Top floor and through the roof. From one side to the other. Old brick building and most likely no firewalls. How did it spread so fast from one side to the other? The fire got ahead pretty damn quick. Makes you wonder! Firemen and Firewomen have the hardest job in the world. Nothing but RESPECT for these FIRST RESPONDERS! They kick major ass!
So sad a beautiful building and too many people displaced.
Really nice coverage of this incident Fire Ground Images. As soon as I noticed the tarps hanging over the parapet wall from the roof of the fire building I immediately thought to myself the fire may have been caused by human error. Fire investigators have determined the fire was caused by plumbers using blow torches so now 150 people have lost their homes due to an act that could have been prevented.
Thank you Tommy
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Oh my gosh that is scary..
😱 Thats crazy !!!
We haven’t had December yet? Lol. Looks like London in the blitz.
How was it only all the top floors were touched? What’s with the blue tarpaulin? How did it start?
Hey hon, did you get the METH cooking on the stove before it blew up???????????
A very big fire hope everybody came out on time.
Over 150 families displaced but reporting no injuries.
in fires like this, would it make sense to use helicopter drops like they use for forest fires?
Great photography crying about being at the right place at the right time or beat at the right spot. was that structure empty or was it occupied I noticed blue tarps towards the top of the building
Thank you. And it was fully occupied. Everybody made it out.
@@FIREGROUNDIMAGES it's always good when everybody makes it out civilians and the firefighters
@@tomwilliam5118 ABSOLUTELY! 👍🏼
@@tomwilliam5118 this is true... Even one loss is way too many.
I count five master streams it looks like. Thousands of GPM and the fire just consumes it.
fotmasta The entire department responded to that fire.
these old buildings don't sufishiant sprinkler systems let em burn
better to get rid these fire traps then to save them
@@stevenherrold5955 -- They just can't let it burn; too much risk of it spreading to nearby buildings.
@@stevenherrold5955 - I'm sure the people in the lower apartments would appreciate that. Yeah, their apartments will be unlivable because of all the water damage but I bet there's a lot of memories that can be saved. With many, they don't care about most of their belongings because they can be replaced but their photos, jewelry from long gone relatives etc. mean the world to them.
With the apartment building fires they get in the New York, a few departments need to invest in water cannons.
Good job
Sad, so many people lost their homes.
thats a shame.that old building.i hope no pets were left behind
Whats a General Alarm?
It was a 4th alarm, and then it went to a General Alarm where they called back all off duty members to respond to work.
Well basket washed and showers are done boys get back to work😆(that had to suck) almost lost his helmet
A no win situation.
One day,one night.... Kobayashi Maru....yes I am a Trekker!
I saw a lot of crossing streams there.
Water water everywhere crossing streams makes for lots of water flying everywhere.
RJM@54 3/14/2019
was this building being lived in
or was it empty at the time of
the fire
Totally occupied. Over 150 families displaced. Terrible.
Poor people! Did everyone get out ok...& what was the cause?
@@bonniejohnson1826 Apparently everyone got out ok and they are saying a plumber working on the 6th floor doing work might be the cause.
8:40 That was unexpected.
Sure was!
Dang!
I saw someone stated that all residents escaped, I hope they meant pets too!
I agree!
Sadly to say, the lady one floor beneath me had many, many pet maggots in her fridge and bathroom..... They are still trying to revive a few of them....
No, the broasted labradoodle tasted quite fine, although red meat should never be cooked well-done. The BBQ sauce covered the overdone meat dryness, and the meat had a nice smoked flavour.
@@mikepodella very funny🤬🤬🤬
My building fire alarm went off once. I grabbed my cat, purse and car keys. And my other cat’s ashes. That was all I took. Turned out to be a burning bush at the building next to mine. Dm bass was shooting off fireworks and hadn’t brought a fire extinguisher or even a bucket of water at the ready.
No fire walls I guess? A lot of homeless people now. They left in the morning having no clue what was about to transpire.
why are the lights still on.?
Building wiring comes from the bottom up. Local fuses or breakers trip as the fire shorts out circuits, thereby isolating other circuits away from the heat and fire. Eventually the main power will be disconnected and main gas supply valve closed.
If it was a triple-decker or smaller house or apt, the power would be cut sooner, in this case, having the power assists the fire crews in being able to see easier. It use to be practice that fire command would set up two or three floors below the fire floor to better control the situation, so turning off the power hinders instead of helps. At least it use to be that way.
Yonkers Fire fighters are the best.
Isn’t that considered “Friendly Fire!”
no that's friendly water hose
These Yonkers are really good Yankees, because if a fire strikes they will strike back and prevail in this fight against it! Yeah - Go Yonkers Yankees - Go! 💪💪💪💪💪Lovely greetings from Sarah and have a wonderful and blessed day and stay safe out there and take care of you all together 💖🙋💖🙋💖🙋💖🙋💖🙋
Looks like a scene from the Blitz in London during WW2
Wow! I hadn’t seen your comment and I said the same thing.
im i right ? 1600 to 1850 a month for a apartment wow expensive
COINCIDENCE??? A few weeks ago a massive fire in apt complex in Fort Lee NJ. Now this across the river.
😲
Really? Was it also caused by plumbers like this one was determined to be? Or aliens? Here's 25 cents for some tinfoil for your hat...
mmtallm So you think man went to the moon? 😂😂 Not everything is the truth. Seems there’s a lot of ‘Block’ fires over the past couple of years. There’s been a few in Dallas, where the poorer people live.
And what about all those in California. In all the rich areas. They were controlled by Energy Weapons. D.E.W. Go find that one.
@@MikeT-TheRetiredColonel kinda wish now you didnt wake the tin foilers 😉
Looks like the turtles and the foot clan were fighting in those apartments again
I really don't understand what Americans use as material when they are building houses. The roof of that building is burning like there is a petrol station there or a refinery. My grandfather was a firefighter so he knew exactly how to build a house and which material to put where inside the house. Unnecessary risk for those brave firefighters that are jeopardizing their life just because material that that building is made from is 90% combustible material and NOT AT ALL fireproof!
Many buildings in the USA give the impression that it is the third world! ...
I think it's a question of economics. They don't have the spare money for better and safer building material. Bit of a lottery I know but that's how it is.
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The best part is at 8:43 lol
What happened there? Looks like a ladder hose missed...still balls to the wall with those guys..no GUNS..more dangerous..less pay..nicer all around. Yonkers cops are mostly young dicks.
Electricity in the building wasn't turned off in the first hours, are you crazy guys? this is the first thing in those cases
Plenty of work there for the aerials.
OMG dude, 9mins in, the guys getting sprayed and yelling! I mean.... ya it sucks for them but goddamn if that wasn';t hilarious.... Edit: Sorry if I said it was funny. I do think they were ok though, it didn't look like they were hit full force. They kept going after all
It seems funny, until you realize the power of the water, I had a similar incident happen just over 2 months ago, was sprayed directly with a hose stream full blast for about 4 seconds to my leg, Ended up causing compression syndrome, a missed diagnosis from the ER then led to the CS killing the muscles and nerves in my left leg, I now have a permanent disability, am hardly able to walk with my left leg at all, and have been out of work for 2.5 months now, Not to mention I am not sure if I will ever be able to return to active duty on the department.
Water is powerful, and can severely injure others around you, that is why you should always know what your hose is doing and what it is spraying.
@@ChiefsFireman damn, sorry to hear about that. Let's hope these guys were OK...
Sorry to hear about that. Hope you end up back on the line.
www.webmd.com/pain-management/guide/compartment-syndrome-causes-treatments#1
Well, at least this will serve as a reminder to those who FF... As I understand it many people use these kinds of vids for training. Me, I'm just fascinated with the whole process. It's a bit thrilling to behold. Every battle is a like a real life action movie with real life and often unthought of consequences like this one. Those hoses are no joke though... I saw one get loose in another video toward the end of the porch fire and one the guys let it loose by accident while it was going and sure... you could hear the boys laughing about it afterward, but that could';ve ended badly. Luckily the guy who dropped it literally pounced on it to grab it quickly. Seems to me like fire is only half the danger faced in every situation. downed lines, falling debris, hose mishaps, car accidents en route... Yet despite all this the thrill and the satidfaction probably all make these risks worth it to save lives and frankly... be a friggin hero.
@@nodrogdivad my husband is in his 2nd year in our FD. The psi behind those hoses is absolutely no joke. A guy loses a line he better get it under control and quickly. And you are absolutely correct about the different dangers. I honestly almost worry about him more when he's responding to accidents than I do when he's responding to structure fires. It takes every ff on scene paying attention. One guy drops the ball and it all goes south very quickly. Situational awareness - location of power lines, propane tanks, adjacent exposures, etc. etc. Sorry to hear about your injury, I hope they can fix you up and get you back on the line.
Looks like another contractor screwed up. It looks like there was roof work going on with all the tarps protecting the outside edge of the roof façade. Probably was started by careless of a torch.
Marshal saying plumber in an apartment on the top floor.
Torch or smoking...hope he has good insurance for the 150 families lives he destroyed
@@FIREGROUNDIMAGES Jesus freaking H Christ,just like Notre Dame in Paris!
All building's are separated distances 100 meters how FIRE Touch others building's? Equal Floors!
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So many fires seem to be started by people doing repairs or construction.
9:11 that nozzel costs $30,000 😳
Isn't that a little ridiculous? Our volly paid on call department just got funding approval to buy new turnout sets - (yea! stuff that actually fits properly!) and I was shocked at the price tags........
Did they figure out thge cause
Yes, pretty quick too. I think it was a plumber on the top floor.
nice video man also check out 10 alarm see jeff stang fire p4 inferno marcal paper factory a must see unbelievable wow
Yeah,that one was A COMPLETE CLUSTERFUCK:no water iirc,heavy wind,gas tanks exploding, frigid temps....ooohhhh!
That was a complete bitch of a fire!
Wow. Were comms on scene bad? How did they end up hitting the other ladder that way? Lucky they didn't take a guy's head off! We don't have any structures this large in the district our fd covers, but when the old brick houses and stone houses go up, hubby says its literally like a blast furnace. This looks horrible. So glad everyone evacuated safely and all ffs returned safely!!!
IDEA!!!!! someone design a DRONE that the FIRE DEPT can fly!
This DRONE has a "GUN" that can be LOADED/RELOADED with "SMALL SHAPED CHARGE BULLETS"
This DRONE could then be flown into position where it could "remotely controlled SHOOT AT" and "blow inward" the screens and windows that can't be broken by water pressure alone.
As an example ... in this fire there aren't enough towers available in the right position due to the spread of the fire! As you can see, a water gun is
trying to break out windows that are high up, but the angle of attack is too great, consequently the water pressure doesn't break them!
Consequently they have to wait for fire to reach the windows from the inside and "burn them out"
It's sadly just a waste of valuable time, water, and property! I'm sure it's frustrating for the firemen as well.
I'm too damn old to design it or i would ! ! ! !
Or even better, put sprinklers in the building.
@@jmdelapp now we're talkin !!! that's the absolute best ... but you and i sadly know soooo many developers wont spend their money on having them installed and/or maintained. Sadly, the whole excuse for not having them is financial! I was in construction for over 30 yrs, and heard all their excuses. Even their vandalism excuse is financial based!
What ever happened to exterior fire escapes ... Interior Standpipes ... years ago they were required? Don't see them anymore!!!
2 floors destoyed by fire for sure ...but how many by water ? geh that hade to require so much water to put out. Dont tell me it all evaporate lol, yes I realize alot does.
So what's your solution? Just let it burn? lol
I know that union plumbers will howl, but when are you guys going to let go of cast iron waste pipes, and copper supply lines? We're living in the age of schedule 40 plastic, cpvc, and Pex, guys.
Maybe when they are due for replacement or doing other work at that location That what they do where I am. Some probably don't until they fail.
That’s an all nighter
Oooooh that ones a wienie roast!
The building was occupied. I saw this on o'clock news.They brought a woman down the fire escape.
now its gonna abandoned for the next 100 years
8:38 xD
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What is this object? But a fire. Any welding hall or apartment? It was Burned as if someone had deliberately burnt down. It'S probably not a factory? Can Anyone with civials die, firefighters? The Object has survived? I See that there was no chance to fight fire. In addition, the object looks like a brick.
this one had to be set.
Please tell us, WHO was living in this building? where were they employed? what do most of these types of fires have in common?
@SOUTH EAST ASIA GOING ASTRAY, as far as i can guess, people were living in that building, they probably were employed different places, and another thing that these fires have in common is that they burn things. What does it matter who was living there, and where they are employed, after all fires aren't particular about who or what they burn.
that whole building is fucked cuz thats a lot of water down all the floors now
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Looks like where the son of Sam lived
That would be Pine st off Broadway, but I think they changed the name.
@@joemaria6574 @Joe Maria, i believe it is still Pine Street, however they changed the address number of the building.
Надо его тушить, а не поливать. Что они его поливают? Думают вырастит?
Я так понял это у них повсеместно. Недавно смотрел как "поливали" одноэтажный магазин часа два...
Question.......
Can a helicopter drop water on a fire like this, like they do for forest fires?
too much weight at once.
Thank you for replying.
Change the title and description. They're wrong. It's: 12/3/19, not 3/12/19.
No....it was March 12, 2019
Any FDNY mutual aid ?
I do not think so.
FIREGROUNDIMAGES Yonkers gets its work for sure.
@@DC-ih8bv Sure does!
NYC blows, man.
Yonkers is NOT NYC.
Fire and Water don't mix lol Once something catches on fire then its gone
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Waste of water
What idiot is controlling one of the ladder jets!!!!!! He is firing high pressure jet at his colleagues and nearly blew them out of their platform!!!! What sort of crazy situation is this ----- really dangerous. Those guys need to go on a training course - and quick before they kill a colleague!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Murray, stop being a know-it-all as most uneducated people try to out wit a professional fire Dept. Were you there? Do you know all the details? Or are you just a frustyrated wannabe?
@@TonyAlessi6611 You know what they say Anthony - the camera never lies! Just review that video , and you will see the actual event - so we were both there!! ! You have to admit that you don't have to be a fully trained firefighter to see the event! Under no circumstances should a fire fighter direct a jet of water of any type at another, far less a high powered ladder jet especially when they are perched in another ladder platform. I am merely stating facts which are clear for all to see. Having had a good education I am expressing a suggestion that some training is required to avoid this happening again. I would be happy to hear the comments of one or more of our brave fire fighters.
@@murrayhall908 The smoke was so thick coming off the roof the members directing that stream could not see where it was going.Their perspective very different from the camera view.You don't think they would knowingly do that?
@@rj4590 Certainly don't think for a minute they would do it intentionally but they should have been aware of where their colleagues were working. The smoke wasn't always covering them. In fact I believe their water jet was not even hitting any part of the fire. Just saying they should be aware or should have been made aware by control oi their error. Cheers
@@murrayhall908 Idiot was the word you used.And that water "jet"stream was not coming from a ladder pipe but rather a 2 1/2" hand line from a nearby roof.Their streams were hitting the roof for the most part as can be seen in the video .It was clearly an accident on a complex fire ground ,and there was a lot of smoke.Large handlines can be very tiring and hard to control.
The entire building is destroyed by water...Why wasting tons of water like that, nothing efficient...
No it was destroyed by fire. What should they have done let it burn down?
You do realize getting out water damage (where the item is WET) is a LOT easier than getting out fire damage (where the item is BURNED), right? And have you ever been a firefighter? I'm betting you have zero knowledge about what goes into firefighting.
I'm professional firefighter since 17 years, so I know something about that ....before judge somebody you have to know him, right? Fo sure in Europe we don't have have same constructions and not same tactics.
@@MikeT-TheRetiredColonel
@@tiffgt5389 @Tiff GT, i didn't know that professional firefighters are critical of their firefighting brethren and nitpick about the way they perform their jobs.
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Pathetic fire dept, the whole building pretty much burned the fire put itself out cuz everything burned ? Why these idiots are spraying water on the roof who knows. Roof doesn’t burn its cement and tar with rocks but under it there is wood etc.