April 18th, 2016 in front of Detroit Medical Center’s Heart Hospital. The ambulance had pulled out from underneath the bay after dropping off a patient. Detroit Engine 1 made quick work of it and it was an interesting few minutes of photography … to say the least.
Here are some images of the Detroit Fire Department working a dwelling going throughout on the evening of April 16, 2016. The address was 5071 Cadillac Ave and the call came in at 9:23.
Southington 3rd alarm 315 Main St. Vacant commercial building
06/15/16 Southington, CT – An early evening fire tore through a vacant commercial building shortly after six p.m. Firefighters found heavy smoke showing from a one and two-story, ordinary constructed building. An interior attack was attempted, but firefighters were unable to make headway. An exterior operation was initiated using one tower and multiple hand lines to darken down the fire. The cause of the fire is unknown and being investigated. There were no injuries.
Glenn Duda
Glenn Duda photo
Glenn Duda photo
Glenn Duda photo
Glenn Duda photo
Glenn Duda photo
Glenn Duda photo
Glenn Duda photo
Southington, Ct had this general alarm fire at 315 Main St. on 6/15/16 about 1800 hours. The building was a 1 to 2-story in the rear vacant commercial building. More pictures
Buffalo Grove (IL) police and firefighters were called to the scene of a two-car MVA Wednesday (6/15/16) at noon. Both drivers were injured and damage to the driver’s side of the sedan hampered access to remove the patient so a pin-in response was requested. Two engines, two ambulances, and the battalion were at the crash site in addition to several police officers. Two patients were transported to area hospitals.
These images were taken on April 23rd at a house fire at 67th and Indiana in Chicago. It was a bedroom fire that was out before I could make it down the block, but I did get a few interesting shots that I thought I would share here. Eric Haak
CFD worked a Haz Mat Level 2 on just after noon Tuesday (6/14/16) in the Loop near State Street and Madison Street for a 4″ gas main that was hit by a construction crew. Reportedly it was an old line that was no longer being used.
