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ARRESTED FOR ARSON🚨 FDNY Fire Marshals have arrested 21-year-old Dominick Sacchetti in connection with a fire at a Staten Island ShopRite on November 26th. Sacchetti was an employee of the supermarket. After reviewing surveillance footage, Fire Marshals say Sacchetti started the fire on a product shelf containing paper goods....

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HOLIDAY HAVOC: Police arrested a 21-year-old ShopRite employee for allegedly starting a fire inside a crowded Staten Island supermarket the day before Thanksgiving. FDNY officials said the blaze caused about $100,000 in damage before a customer grabbed a fire extinguisher and knocked down the flames. The employee faces arson and related charges.
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HOLIDAY HAVOC: Police arrested a 21-year-old ShopRite employee for allegedly starting a fire inside a crowded Staten Island supermarket the day before Thanksgiving. FDNY officials said the blaze caused about $100,000 in damage before a customer grabbed a fire extinguisher and knocked down the flames. The employee faces arson and related charges.

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Per FDNY Fire Marshals, the cause of today’s 5-alarm fire at 2096 Grand Concourse in the Bronx was a lithium-ion battery which powered a scooter.
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Per FDNY Fire Marshals, the cause of today’s 5-alarm fire at 2096 Grand Concourse in the Bronx was a lithium-ion battery which powered a scooter.

FDNY

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Around 10:30 Thursday night, the FDNY responded to a 5-alarm fire at 855 Prospect Avenue in the Bronx. Around 200 firefighters and EMS personnel responded. There were no serious injuries. “Units arrived in less than four minutes. We found fire at a commercial establishment and it was extending to the adjacent stores. We also had fire on the roof of the six-story multiple dwelling and fire extended to the second floor. Those were quickly contained. The multiple dwelling was entirely evacuated, said Assistant Chief Kevin Brennan. FDNY Fire Marshals are working to determine the cause of the fire.
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Around 10:30 Thursday night, the FDNY responded to a 5-alarm fire at 855 Prospect Avenue in the Bronx. Around 200 firefighters and EMS personnel responded. There were no serious injuries. “Units arrived in less than four minutes. We found fire at a commercial establishment and it was extending to the adjacent stores. We also had fire on the roof of the six-story multiple dwelling and fire extended to the second floor. Those were quickly contained. The multiple dwelling was entirely evacuated, said Assistant Chief Kevin Brennan. FDNY Fire Marshals are working to determine the cause of the fire.

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Just after 11:30 Wednesday night, the FDNY responded to a 5-alarm fire at 481 Van Brunt Street in Brooklyn. Units arrived in under three minutes. Over 250 firefighters and EMS personnel responded. Two firefighters were transported with minor injuries. “This building is a very large, four story commercial building. Upon arrival, we had heavy fire on the second, third, fourth floor, and through the roof. Due to the amount of fire and the structural stability of the building, we removed our members and attacked the fire from the exterior, from the front and the rear with large caliber streams. The rear of this building is on the water, so we called in Marine 9, and we used some of their large caliber streams to extinguish the fire,” said Chief of Operations Kevin Woods. FDNY Fire Marshals are working to determine the cause of the fire.
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Just after 11:30 Wednesday night, the FDNY responded to a 5-alarm fire at 481 Van Brunt Street in Brooklyn. Units arrived in under three minutes. Over 250 firefighters and EMS personnel responded. Two firefighters were transported with minor injuries. “This building is a very large, four story commercial building. Upon arrival, we had heavy fire on the second, third, fourth floor, and through the roof. Due to the amount of fire and the structural stability of the building, we removed our members and attacked the fire from the exterior, from the front and the rear with large caliber streams. The rear of this building is on the water, so we called in Marine 9, and we used some of their large caliber streams to extinguish the fire,” said Chief of Operations Kevin Woods. FDNY Fire Marshals are working to determine the cause of the fire.

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14,131 views • 9 months ago

A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life after a fire at an LGBT+ nightclub in Milton Keynes. Thames Valley Police received reports at 2 am on Sunday that the Pink Punters venue in Milton Keynes was on fire.
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A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life after a fire at an LGBT+ nightclub in Milton Keynes. Thames Valley Police received reports at 2 am on Sunday that the Pink Punters venue in Milton Keynes was on fire.

Channel 4 News

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Late Saturday morning, the FDNY responded to a 5-alarm fire at 1740 East Tremont Avenue in the Bronx. The fire originated in a one-story auto body shop and extended to two nearby dwellings. Four Firefighters sustained minor injuries, and approximately sixteen residents were displaced. “When our units arrived, we had heavy fire throughout the motor vehicle repair shop. We attempted to enter and extinguish the fire, but there was a significant amount of fire and concerns about structural stability. We did have a collapse in the rear of the building, but our members were able to identify the danger and exit safely before it occurred,” said Chief of Department John Esposito. The fire was placed under control and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
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Late Saturday morning, the FDNY responded to a 5-alarm fire at 1740 East Tremont Avenue in the Bronx. The fire originated in a one-story auto body shop and extended to two nearby dwellings. Four Firefighters sustained minor injuries, and approximately sixteen residents were displaced. “When our units arrived, we had heavy fire throughout the motor vehicle repair shop. We attempted to enter and extinguish the fire, but there was a significant amount of fire and concerns about structural stability. We did have a collapse in the rear of the building, but our members were able to identify the danger and exit safely before it occurred,” said Chief of Department John Esposito. The fire was placed under control and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

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Early Saturday morning, the FDNY responded to a 3-alarm fire at 1905 Flushing Avenue in Queens, bringing approximately 120 firefighters, EMTs, and paramedics to the scene. Units arrived to find heavy fire originating in a tire repair shop on the first floor, with fire quickly extending to the upper floors and into an adjoining occupancy. “Units attempted an aggressive interior attack, but due to the volume of fire and a localized collapse in the rear of the store, we were forced to transition to an exterior operation,” said Assistant Chief David Simms. “This was a deep-seated and stubborn fire involving thousands of tires, which makes extinguishment particularly challenging.” At the height of the incident, members operated under difficult conditions as crews worked to confine the fire and prevent further extension. “We had a total patient count of nine on the scene, five firefighters with minor burn injuries, and five civilians with minor injuries that were transported to area hospitals,” said EMS Division Chief Evan Suchecki. “Our teams on the scene did a great job recognizing the injuries and transporting quickly to area hospitals to ensure that treatment was rendered appropriately.” Firefighters remain on scene as operations continue. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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Early Saturday morning, the FDNY responded to a 3-alarm fire at 1905 Flushing Avenue in Queens, bringing approximately 120 firefighters, EMTs, and paramedics to the scene. Units arrived to find heavy fire originating in a tire repair shop on the first floor, with fire quickly extending to the upper floors and into an adjoining occupancy. “Units attempted an aggressive interior attack, but due to the volume of fire and a localized collapse in the rear of the store, we were forced to transition to an exterior operation,” said Assistant Chief David Simms. “This was a deep-seated and stubborn fire involving thousands of tires, which makes extinguishment particularly challenging.” At the height of the incident, members operated under difficult conditions as crews worked to confine the fire and prevent further extension. “We had a total patient count of nine on the scene, five firefighters with minor burn injuries, and five civilians with minor injuries that were transported to area hospitals,” said EMS Division Chief Evan Suchecki. “Our teams on the scene did a great job recognizing the injuries and transporting quickly to area hospitals to ensure that treatment was rendered appropriately.” Firefighters remain on scene as operations continue. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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Arson suspect lights himself on fire while setting fire to a car in Corona, California. Lmao. Ring doorbell footage shows the individual catching themself on fire before running from the property. According to authorities, the fire "destroyed the vehicle and caused moderate damage to the residence." The suspect has not been caught.
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Arson suspect lights himself on fire while setting fire to a car in Corona, California. Lmao. Ring doorbell footage shows the individual catching themself on fire before running from the property. According to authorities, the fire "destroyed the vehicle and caused moderate damage to the residence." The suspect has not been caught.

Collin Rugg

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Contractor Arrested After Queens Fire Displaces Families in Astoria A contractor has been arrested and charged after a fast-moving fire tore through several homes Wednesday morning on 42nd Street in Astoria, Queens, leaving multiple families displaced and living out of hotel rooms and shopping bags. Authorities say illegal roofing work involving a propane torch may have sparked the blaze. Residents described chaotic scenes as flames quickly spread through connected wood-frame homes, forcing evacuations and destroying property. Fire officials said the use of an open flame on the structure was prohibited, and FDNY marshals helped rescue residents after arriving at the scene. A 28-year-old man working on the roof has been charged with reckless endangerment as the investigation continues. The Ahmed family and several others remain displaced, facing what they describe as both financial loss and emotional devastation. VIA: Eyewitness News
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Contractor Arrested After Queens Fire Displaces Families in Astoria A contractor has been arrested and charged after a fast-moving fire tore through several homes Wednesday morning on 42nd Street in Astoria, Queens, leaving multiple families displaced and living out of hotel rooms and shopping bags. Authorities say illegal roofing work involving a propane torch may have sparked the blaze. Residents described chaotic scenes as flames quickly spread through connected wood-frame homes, forcing evacuations and destroying property. Fire officials said the use of an open flame on the structure was prohibited, and FDNY marshals helped rescue residents after arriving at the scene. A 28-year-old man working on the roof has been charged with reckless endangerment as the investigation continues. The Ahmed family and several others remain displaced, facing what they describe as both financial loss and emotional devastation. VIA: Eyewitness News

Breaking911

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A man has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and arson after a fire at the constituency office of Labour MP Sharon Hodgson. 🔗 Read more
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A man has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and arson after a fire at the constituency office of Labour MP Sharon Hodgson. 🔗 Read more

Sky News

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🔥ARSON ARREST: Police in Jefferson County, CO say a 25-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of starting a brush fire near State Highway 74 on June 29th. Authorities say the suspect was spotted near the fire at the time of ignition and found a lighter near the origin point. An officer was able to quickly extinguish the flames until fire crews arrived. Colorado has more than 75k acres burning across multiple wildfires as of June 30th. Suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. #COwx
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🔥ARSON ARREST: Police in Jefferson County, CO say a 25-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of starting a brush fire near State Highway 74 on June 29th. Authorities say the suspect was spotted near the fire at the time of ignition and found a lighter near the origin point. An officer was able to quickly extinguish the flames until fire crews arrived. Colorado has more than 75k acres burning across multiple wildfires as of June 30th. Suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. #COwx

WeatherNation

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The FDNY is reminding New Yorkers that blocking a fire hydrant is ILLEGAL. Don’t do it. FDNY operations have been impeded by a blocked hydrant several times this year already. The most recent was earlier this month, at a 5-alarm fire in the Bronx. If you choose to park on a hydrant, prepare to pay up. In some cases, the Department’s Bureau of Fire Prevention will issue criminal court summonses that are punishable by up to a $5,000 fine.
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The FDNY is reminding New Yorkers that blocking a fire hydrant is ILLEGAL. Don’t do it. FDNY operations have been impeded by a blocked hydrant several times this year already. The most recent was earlier this month, at a 5-alarm fire in the Bronx. If you choose to park on a hydrant, prepare to pay up. In some cases, the Department’s Bureau of Fire Prevention will issue criminal court summonses that are punishable by up to a $5,000 fine.

FDNY

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On Tuesday, June 20th, #FDNY members responded to a report of a fire in a four-story apartment building at 439 16th Street in Brooklyn. Upon arrival, Firefighters observed heavy fire in an apartment on the top floor, with a victim standing precariously in a window frame.
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On Tuesday, June 20th, #FDNY members responded to a report of a fire in a four-story apartment building at 439 16th Street in Brooklyn. Upon arrival, Firefighters observed heavy fire in an apartment on the top floor, with a victim standing precariously in a window frame.

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Shortly after midnight on February 27, 1975, the FDNY was called to the New York Telephone Building in Manhattan after a company employee noticed smoke on the first floor. 50 years later, this fire is still remembered for its toxic impact on FDNY members and the neighborhood. “This was the beginning of one of the most difficult fires that has ever confronted the New York City Fire Department. Before this fire would be declared under control, more than 16 hours later, over 700 firefighters from 72 units would operate at this blaze,” then Deputy Chiefs Roger Rodriguez and Elmer Chapman in a 1975 article about the operation. “The suppression of this fire was made very difficult by the heavy toxic smoke which reduced vision to inches and dictated the use of masks even for street operations. Another factor was the maze-like floor layouts and the ability of the frames to contain the beat during the fire, and after the fire was extinguished. Stripped of their insulation, the banks of wire glowed and radiated heat like a giant toaster – a toaster with an area of close to 30,000 square feet on each floor.” More than 235 members were injured. Years later, many members developed long term health effects and cancer from the fire and exposure to the toxins it produced.
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Shortly after midnight on February 27, 1975, the FDNY was called to the New York Telephone Building in Manhattan after a company employee noticed smoke on the first floor. 50 years later, this fire is still remembered for its toxic impact on FDNY members and the neighborhood. “This was the beginning of one of the most difficult fires that has ever confronted the New York City Fire Department. Before this fire would be declared under control, more than 16 hours later, over 700 firefighters from 72 units would operate at this blaze,” then Deputy Chiefs Roger Rodriguez and Elmer Chapman in a 1975 article about the operation. “The suppression of this fire was made very difficult by the heavy toxic smoke which reduced vision to inches and dictated the use of masks even for street operations. Another factor was the maze-like floor layouts and the ability of the frames to contain the beat during the fire, and after the fire was extinguished. Stripped of their insulation, the banks of wire glowed and radiated heat like a giant toaster – a toaster with an area of close to 30,000 square feet on each floor.” More than 235 members were injured. Years later, many members developed long term health effects and cancer from the fire and exposure to the toxins it produced.

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27,391 views • 1 year ago

Incredible footage from the Park Fire outside Chico, California. 72k+ acres of destruction from a car lit on fire and hucked into a ravine. “A 42 year old man was arrested by CalFire arson investigators… seen pushing a car that was on fire into a gully”
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Incredible footage from the Park Fire outside Chico, California. 72k+ acres of destruction from a car lit on fire and hucked into a ravine. “A 42 year old man was arrested by CalFire arson investigators… seen pushing a car that was on fire into a gully”

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175,703 views • 1 year ago