Cobb Fire rookie rescues victim fresh out of academy

[@bkpujol13]

Safe to say you're going to make probation. Congrats man.

[@glovemanjr]

Bro two full room fire knocked down by himself… AND a victim rescue on the same fire before second due is absolutely absurd stat line. He may never beat that in 30 yrs

[@copeappraisals]

What its all about. Love the comment "right place at the right time". 100% accurate. Great job and great training!

[@davescott2485]

Great work. You come off as calm and extremely professional. Have a great career!! Former Toronto EMS here.

[@cathyjohnson1776]

Jake, I went all through grade school through high school with your granddad, and I can see him grinning as a kid. He'd be so proud of you!

[@paulfitzpatrick239]

You are an inspiration bro. So calm and collected even recounting the fire and your rescue. We can see how you act under pressure. You are going to have one amazing career. Just stay safe and anybody should feel lucky having you respond to their fire or emergency!!

[@RSKRescue]

Training paid off very nice well done and great channel

[@tom0photographi]

You never forget your first manual rescue. One of the most labour intensive tasks on the job.

[@phatboizbackyardkustomz9006]

Strong Work young man !!!

[@quantumcowgirl]

Outstanding! Loved listening to your story. All the best for your career in Fire & EMS. Stay safe.

[@orlandoclausel7343]

Congratulations brother!! Great job

[@delajean6692]

🙌 YES! Good job guys! What an awesome video sharing the experience! We are proud of y’all and thankful too! Lt. Luckie is a good one! 😉

[@LakesRegionEmergencyPhoto]

Congrats and nice job on the rescue!

[@BCFFMedic]

Great job, and great work on this video production!

[@rickj4398]

Good grab Brother.... a day that will keep you in love with the job for a long time!!

[@EWH2002]

Excellent job!

[@alexgriffee9940]

Excellent job and story. Saving a life and putting that training to work.

[@mren5750]

Excellent work!

[@dylanlo4942]

way to go JAKE!

[@tjsylla]

Strong work probie!💪🏾‼️

[@LivingLife-66]

Awesome

[@owensweetland342]

The victim was fresh out the academy?

[@likeaboss901]

😂

[@michaelthorin5718]

Being a victim is a hard job, very rare to be a victim first day out of victim school!

[@robertduncan241]

GSD potential? Might be!

[@carlchildree4302]

Strait to adim!!!

[@armandopadilla3641]

You did your job. Good job probie, but damn this was so extra lol. 😂 I’d never agree to this vanity PR stunt 💀💀

[@Allboozedup]

@joincobbfire do you not require at least 2 firefighters to go in together when entering the structure?

[@JoinCobbFire]

Yes his Lieutenant did go in with him in this rescue

[@Allboozedup]

@JoinCobbFire I just wasn't sure because what he was saying in the interview is that his lieutenant told him to enter the structure alone even though he (the lieutenant) was still in middle of gearing up. That's why I was asking.

[@davekeefer2304]

⁠@@AllboozedupSo disappointed with your comment that this rookie and his Lt acted inappropriately. There is a phrase that is more appropriate regarding the actions of this crew, we will risk a lot to save a lot. Given the information that was available, the change in tactics from fire attack to rescue mode by the Lt this crew acted appropriately, took limited risk and made an outstanding rescue.

[@Allboozedup]

@davekeefer2304 I don't think for 1 second that they did anything stupid/wrong I am no firefighter. I was just trying to get some clarity on their policy of going into an active structure fire alone in case something bad happens to you you won't be able to tell someone you are in trouble. I just understood (wrong) what's a firefighter was saying in his interview sounded like he was told to go in alone. That is the only reason why I asked. I just want to leave off I have tremendous amounts of respect for all firefighters ESPECIALLY VOLUNTEER!!! WHO RISKED YOUR LIFE FOR OTHERS