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Judson Ave. 2nd Alarm (New Haven, CT) 12/8/14
Keith Muratori
For the rest of the photos from this fire click:
Judson Ave. 2nd Alarm (New Haven, CT) 12/8/14
http://www.firegroundimages.com/2014-Incidents/Judson-Ave-2nd-Alarm-New-Have
Arrived a little late to a fire in Bridgeport the other day, but got some drone footage of roof ops. Stills will be coming soon.
Keith Muratori
The FIREGROUNDIMAGES Aerial Drone footage from the multiple alarm fire on Seaview Ave. in Bridgeport is now up on YouTube.
Short Version:
Long Version with radio traffic for audio:
http://youtu.be/XqCoq1Pt-WU
Still photos from the flight, as well as still photos and video from the ground with heavy fire showing are also on the way.
Stay safe,
Keith
I finally got a chance to fly the drone over a real fire! It took a while, but it was worth the wait.
Short Version:
Long Version with radio traffic for audio:…
Still photos from this flight are coming soon…
KEITH MURATORI
FIREGROUNDIMAGES.COM
At approximately 10:15am on February 9, 2014, the Bridgeport Fire Department was dispatched to 880 Hancock Avenue for a reported vacant house on fire. Companies reported seeing it as they were responding from Bridgeport Fire Headquarters and first-in units confirmed that with a report of heavy fire showing from the 2nd and 3rd floors of a vacant 3-story wood. The fire had already progressed to where it was communicating to the exposures on the B and D sides, and members had to help an elderly woman out of one of the exposure buildings. The fire melted siding on the exposures, but was stopped before fire could damage the inside of any of the adjacent homes. One firefighter sustained minor injuries after slipping out of Tower Ladder 5’s bucket into a nearby tree. He was quickly secured by close-by members and the mayday was cancelled. The fire is being investigated for arson after a dog from the State Fire Marshal’s Office sniffed out an accelerant at the scene.
Keith Muratori
More images can be found HERE.
From the CTpost.com:
A fire early Monday led to a building collapse, a water main break and massive excavations that threw the city’s downtown into chaos as businesses were forced to close, traffic was detoured and dozens of residents were displaced. Five people were taken to local hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries.
… the blaze, destroyed the four-story structure at 434 Howe Ave. Evening temperatures plummeted, freezing some of the thousands of gallons of water that flowed over nearby streets onto the Derby-Shelton bridge after being pumped throughout the day on smoldering debris.
The blaze, which began shortly after midnight, caused the building’s upper levels, which housed 27 families, to collapse atop street-level businesses like Howe Convenient, a florist and a barber shop. Smoke, water and debris damaged the adjoining Liquid Lunch and Joy Lee Chinese restaurants. The building that burned Monday was built in 1880.
HD video of the fire: HERE
Photos from Keith Muratori, FIREGROUNDIMAGES.COM
Full gallery of images: http://www.firegroundimages.com/2014-Incidents/Howe-Ave-4th-Alarm-Shelton-CT
HD aerial drone footage of the aftermath the following day on YouTube: http://youtu.be/S_86t0qk9ss