Working Structure Fire Lakewood New Jersey 11/1/23

[@samandbar12]

I am very impressed. 25 years in PG County Md and I can say you guys walked the dog on this one. Very organized both tactically and command. All you keyboard firemen out there. It's a one story dwelling. The proper way to tackle this fire is an aggressive interior attack with a truck company inside with hooks to pull ceiling to allow the line to hit the attack. This isn't FDNY where you have 110 firemen to overwhelm the fire with bodies. I'm thinking no more than 8 guys to start with and they put the fire out and made a rescue without cutting a roof or raising a ladder. That was text book old school.

[@TomManning-cs4el]

No one cares were you were a firefighter if it's not FDNY no one cares about you😂😂😂😂

[@kimsmith6469]

Crystal Meth Lab.m

[@richfabian6534]

I'm A 30 year Veteran and Retired Firefighter and I was wondering why after the search why they didn't open the roof but you explained it well. I know my department may have done it differently

[@samandbar12]

More than one way to skin a cat. I worked in an area with a lot of light weight truss construction. Lot of garden apartments with open cocklots connected to multiple building. If you didn't hook the top floor right away you were going to be chasing it down the row. Ladders are for egress and rescue. We're talking one story here with limited manpower. The fire will vent itself soon enough if the engine doesn't get a quick knock down. It just seemed that putting guys on a roof was too risky considering the benefits. Respect for your 30 years and how you did it.@@richfabian6534

[@gregkushner6364]

They could at least vented the windows. But big change for them as they usually have issues getting water on the fire.

[@ronfreniere8769]

Hopefully the resident,who was injured made a full recovery. Thank you to all firefighters everywhere for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.

[@randomhock1973]

Update: per the Lakewood Scoop, sadly the injured victim has since died. RIP.

[@itrack4u]

Love the drone. Thanks for filming.

[@mrfingerlakes8735]

Great job on filming this and awesome work to the firefighters who put out this fire and kept it from spreading to the other units

[@jerseyshorefireresponse]

Thank you very much!

[@mfcjr1]

The eye in the sky. Great work with the drone. Lakewood made a good knock on this one.

[@davidchristensen6908]

Excellent video coverage. Wow thank you

[@frankbudelman7113]

i Agree with the man from PG. These guys rocked it ! Old school interior attack, pulling ceilings and saving that structure !

[@nick-xg1dx]

Awesome footagell

[@davidcastner921]

Great Job U guys !!! Amazing knock down sooo Fast !!! 😊

[@Joey_przybylowski]

Be safe brothers 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@paulnaugle3132]

Should of put ladder 5 in service ?

[@finnsimp9516]

Love the drone perspective

[@matthewpringle52]

Great video Ryan

[@yitzykatz0]

Great video as always

[@YehoshuaZWenger]

Great footage as always

[@ahronBrody]

Amazing video. Wow!!

[@stuartmacaulay962]

What’s the difference between the white and brown smoke, does it indicate different conditions in the different areas of the structure.

[@mikenano8046]

Once you start dumping water it’s the white smoke

[@user-peach408]

Why isn’t there a firewall between units? Were the units built before the requirements or do they not have a requirement in that jurisdiction. Not safe!

[@bradmagnuson6963]

Probably an older building, may not have been required to have fire walls

[@chazman4461]

Old house. Probably an original in the area. Look it up on the town tax map and it will tell you the year built.

[@soulofhoney4112]

This was a good video you can see everything clearly of every angle

[@nayanpanchal39]

Great video

[@engineco.1494]

Great work making that grab 👏

[@pamhofmeister2531]

Awesome video. Hope everyone is ok...🤗🤗

[@randomhock1973]

Per the Lakewood Scoop, the victim has tragically passed away. RIP.

[@pamhofmeister2531]

@@randomhock1973 so sad. God bless them...🤗🤗

[@11ghudson]

why dont you narrow down that structure fire somewhere between a highrise and a bird house

[@thelmaharper8545]

News 12 reported that one resident didn’t survive.

[@randomhock1973]

RIP

[@SuperForged]

This is insane. Wow

[@SuperForged]

Love these. FYI check the title spelling again.

[@jerseyshorefireresponse]

that's why im a filmer not a editor haha.. thanks.

[@SuperForged]

@@jerseyshorefireresponse likewise why I’ll never be able to do your thing. 🙌

[@bobbys1984]

I hope this is good enough evidence in the difference between a professional paid Dept. Vs. All the other disastrous performance videos this kid gets from the surrounding volunteer areas.

[@dannycostello3129]

Why didn't they vent the roof, the Arieal was just sitting there , it would have really helped. Good stop though

[@chazman4461]

Probably did not have the people to do it.

[@JohnM1774]

Excellent attack, Water on the fire right away. Stay safe Brothers and Sisters

[@destinyscro22]

🔥

[@jimmybolf2001]

Are you a Part 107 certified pilot?

[@jakesawesomevids7908]

Bruh love this also I got 3 inches if snow yesterday that’s ridiculous

[@johnleck5589]

This time that Fire is not under control. It’s still up in the attic’s. They don’t have water on it.

[@timkling9548]

Not A Ladder In Sight - Vertical Vent Would Have Helped.

[@_.momjeans_9219]

Maybe if you where there then they would have brainiac 🤓

[@forgottenchild7935]

@@Tanks-In-Space What exactly does that mean? They need to open the roof for vertical ventilation and check for extension.

[@chazman4461]

How do you open the roof if you do not have the personell on scene to do it? Priority is the victim and controlling the fire regaurdless.

[@randybaker9265]

No drone please it sucks can't see anything .

[@jerseyshorefireresponse]

sorry about that.

[@_.momjeans_9219]

It literally shows everything 😂

[@androiddave1276]

You do realize that we are watching a view of the fire better than the Incident Commander had at the time. The drone sees the big picture better than people on the ground and is growing as a tool for IC's to use and make operational decisions about tactics and their effectiveness. It also brings us this footage which would otherwise not be possible once PD establishes their control lines and limits the access for photographers. 10 out of 10 for this video and your others. They are great documentation of the incident and can provide incredible training footage by agencies long after the event is completed. Thank you for your commitment to the craft.