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Halt die Klappe, Idiot. Sie wissen überhaupt nichts über die Brandbekämpfung in irgendeinem Land.

From someone who's NEVER fought a fire...

Whenever AFT is involved, expect a clown show, that's what happens when you bring in the circus.

@@ffjsb As a Fire Cheif I fully agree with @ffjsb there are other ways to train

They’re VFDs. Not the real thing.

When did we stop catching the plug and laying the supply into an obviously working structure fire?

@@sivkovich Depends on the situation. If you KNOW you have a second engine close, they can take care of water supply. That's pretty much a standard SOP around here. The exception is when you know the next engine is going to be delayed, it's a fully involved structure requiring a master stream from the start, or there won't be room for a second engine to lay a line in. But the first in company communicates what's needed when they arrive.

The details are in the description below the video.

@@FIREGROUNDIMAGES my bad

​@Burnedandbroken Oh no problem at all!

Connecticut had severe weather the days prior to this controlled burn and lightning most likely struck the house causing ignition of the large amounts of fireworks inside but in the initial fire call all of the fireworks didn't go off so they had a deadly situation on their hands because they had unburned fireworks in the structure that were ready to explode but haven't so they had to get rid of them by setting the house on fire again.

I have quite a few. Just a little farther of a drive for me.

Absolutely they will, hopefully he didn't sign anything agreeing to allow this to happen. There's a community of fireworks n explosives experts who are currently looking into this matter. Someone is gonna look real stupid at their Depositions

All that stuff that was going during the initial fire were consumer based products 1.4. There is currently a private group of experts looking into this matter.and in the coming weeks and months there will be a extensive over view and break down video on this matter. Gonna be a lot of questions needing answer's

What a laugh! That doesn’t mean that this detonator board is now a booby trapped, time bomb. Good grief. Just dismantle the detonator board…problem solved and all of this pointless drama avoided.

The house on the left started to go around 4:30, you can see it start smoking. Hope they sue the FD, PD, city, and AFT and everyone else involved in this clown show for any damage caused by the hoses and/or improperly controlling their 'controlled' burn.

Full article is in the description under the video.

Massive amount of fireworks inside that ignited and set the house on fire just days prior during a severe storm.

Why the F does everything have to political. This homeowner put his neighbors lives and homes in great danger

Very large amount.

If the fireworks were the cause then they only have themselves to blame.

Yes neighbors were evacuated the man had hoarded old volatile fireworks that were unstable and dangerous to unload from the house. You saw the previous fire, charges of some sort were filed and this controlled planned burn was done

Why does he have to be fired ?

WTF are you talking about?

@@frmerrin2 I work in the the fireworks business that’s wtf I’m talking about . Consumer fireworks don’t just burn like that arm chair opinion person.

@@fppyro5127 WRONG. Just because you work the register at the fireworks store, it doesn't make you an expert.

Im hearing that the call was made to light them in the garage because they did not like what they saw. (A controlled burn)​@@frmerrin2

Thanks, armchair fire chief. 🙄

@@mikeymcmikeface5599 Please let me know when you have 40+ years fighting fire, with NUMEROUS certifications, and a major in Fire Science. Other than video games and trolling, what are YOUR qualifications???

@@mikeymcmikeface5599 Son, let me know when you've got 40+ years on the job, NUMEROUS certifications, and a major in Fire Science. The only qualifications you have are playing video games and being a sorry troll.

They didn’t know until they began to go off and even then they had no idea the place was loaded with them

@@jeffreymartin6369 They clearly knew at 0:42, yet still made poor choices...

I work for a utility company and the amber lights are a joke!

Is this really the biggest problem you have in your life right now?

Shut up

😂😂😂😂

Oh I didn’t know this channel was for professional firefighters only. So it’s not alright to get questions answered and learn? Ok.

@@yuvgotubekidding Asking questions isn't armchair firefighting.

😂😂😂, theres already a private investigation launched into the handling of this situation. From outside of that community by real experts in fireworks and explosives. To the folks who made the call to burn the rest of this house down, i hope they followed their own ATFE guidelines and recorded everything in a investigation. Because my understanding of why they claimed to burn it down, makes absolutely zero sense. And by the final fire shows ZERO EVIDENCE of 1.1G or 1.3G products detonating. I know a lot of calls have already been made and FOIA paperwork is dumping into all involved.

@@shanestamball1886 UH, the ATF ARE REAL EXPERTS on fireworks... SMH. Don't want your house burnt down?? Don't fill it with illegal fireworks.

You would have like a house that was completely destroyed by a fire?

​@@juancena930aren't you smart one

Insurance company most likely decided the original fire destroyed the home, would cost too much to repair it

If you mean storing fireworks inside your own home, I totally agree. I bet their homeowners insurance refuses to pay out on the loss due to this. All for blowing up fireworks on yet another 4th of July?? Dumb Dumb Dumb.

@@dock_yard1149unfortunately insurance companies cannot deny a claim based on stupidity. Standard homeowners policy covers fire, could only deny if it was intentionally set by the policy holder.

​@@dock_yard1149clearly you don't know laws surrounding fireworks, and there storage laws. There is currently a large group of experts outside of that community who have launched a private investigation into this matter.

I think they did.

Holy hell, why wouldn't the belongings and anything salvageable bee allowed to be removed? The amount of comments thinking that belongings were not allowed to be removed is unreal.

Whats DUMB is, prioritizing fireworks storage inside your home over the safety of the home itself and occupants!! Insurance co probably will refuse to pay out, or at very least they will drag out payment negotiations endlessly. Smarten up, explosives lovers!!

WRONG. Getting fireworks wet makes them unstable. That's an old wives tale. That's why they had to burn them in place, because they became unstable from getting wet in the first fire.

@@ffjsbWRONG. “Soak Fireworks in Water Fully submerge both used and unused (duds/malfunctions) fireworks in a bucket of water. Let them soak for at least 15 minutes to several hours to ensure they are completely saturated.” ~ Fire Marshal, American Fork, UT “Recycling and Solid Waste staff recommend following these tips when disposing of used (or unused) fireworks: Completely submerge fireworks in a bucket of water. Allow to soak at least 15 minutes or overnight for larger fireworks.” ~ City of Sacramento, CA “The Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority has provided advice on how to dispose of fireworks in a statement Tuesday. Improperly disposed of fireworks can be dangerous to sanitation workers, trucks and solid waste facilities, the statement said. Any unused, misfired or non-functional fireworks should be completely submerged in water and left to soak, the statement said. The time to soak can vary from 15 minutes for small fireworks to overnight for larger ones.” ~ (see first sentence) “If you have unused, misfired or "dud" fireworks, following these safe disposal steps will help ensure the protection of you, your family and waste haulers and handlers: Completely submerge fireworks in a large bucket of water and soak until thoroughly saturated. This may take 15 minutes for small fireworks or as long as overnight for larger ones.” ~ Office of State Fire Marshal, Maine

@@ffjsb black powder is hydroscopic. It absorbs moisture and water rendering it useless. It is precisely what professional operations do to their own after a display if they fail to operate as intended. This was an unnecessary risk to the neighbor's homes and the neighborhood in general. If the only precautions taken were some pathetic stackable jersey barriers, then the material in the garage could have been disposed of another way. The neighbor's homes will absolutely suffer smoke damage and water damage. State Police have hazmat and bomb squads for a reason.

Supplemental.