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Here’s more on Chicago’s 2-11 Alarm fire that destroyed the Nuevo Leon Restaurant 12/2/15.

Chicago fire trucks at fire scene

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fully engulfed garage fire

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fully engulfed garage fire

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firemen scrub building from tower ladder

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Chicago FD Engine 18

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firefighters with big hose line

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Chicago FD Snorkel

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Cell phone images from Brad Bartley at the scene of a Still & Box Alarm fire at 1863 N. Sheffield in Chicago (01:15AM, 11/18/14) that was eventually upgraded to a 3-11 Alarm.

building fully engulfed by fire at night

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building fully engulfed by fire at night

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building fully engulfed by fire at night

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Here are some shots from the 3-11 ruins @ 1853 n Sheffield.

-Josh Boyajian

ice covered ruins from winter fire

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ice covered ruins from winter fire

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fire engine at winter fire scene ruins

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electric utility worker at fire scene aftermath

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Chicago FD Engine 98

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fire truck at winter fire scene ruins

Adam Levinson photo

ice from huge building fire

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ice from huge building fire

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fire engine at winter fire scene ruins

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fire enginse at winter fire scene ruins

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fire engine at winter fire scene ruins

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Batavia (IL) companies were called for a fire at 106 S. Mallory, the Metal Cast Company. They found fire in a two-story, 75×100, commercial business on the corner of Mallory and 1st, two small neighborhood streets. The attack went defensive early on and a Box Alarm was requested followed by a 2nd Alarm. Issues with the water pressure hampered putting multiple elevated master streams into operation.

fire truck at night fire scene

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night fire scene photo

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Was fortunate to be in the car picking up from another fire in nearby St. Charles when Tri-Com toned out for a possible fire at 1st and Mallory in Batavia.  Police reported flames from the 2nd floor window. The Batavia chief arrived and reported a foundry-type bldg, 300X75, well involved and told his first engine to hit it with the deck gun. Immediately he wanted to know who his first two trucks were and pulled a 2nd alarm.

John Tulipano

firemen with hose at huge night time fire

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fire truck at night fire scene

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huge night time industrial fire in the winter

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firemen with hose at huge night time fire

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fire truck at night fire scene

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fire truck at night fire scene

John Tulipano photo

firemen with hose at huge night time fire

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