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Caught on camera: Maryland fire engine struck at crash scene early today. It happened to Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department Engine 830 on Route 50 near Route 410 around 3:00 a.m. From Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department on Facebook: PGFD Engine 830 (Landover Hills) was struck by a vehicle...

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NotJimmyStewart1 год назад

@NFTC_News @PGFDNews Fucking idiot

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Waldorf Overwatch1 год назад

@NFTC_News @PGFDNews How in the Fvck can you not see a frick'n Engine lit up like a Christmas Tree.

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Not Sure1 год назад

@NFTC_News @PGFDNews I suspect alcohol was involved.

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The Daily Muck1 год назад

California’s “paper” wetland restorations? One small island, a vanished Delta Smelt, and a $39M fine expose what might be the biggest eco-cover-up in the Bay-Delta.

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Billy Goldfeder1 год назад

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FirefighterCloseCall1 год назад

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Topflight1 год назад

@PGFDNews THeir insurance is going to drop them

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Michael Keaton1 год назад

@NFTC_News @PGFDNews

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SophieToupie1 год назад

@PGFDNews Distracted driver?

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Thibs1 год назад

@PGFDNews Reminds me when a Cal firefighter who got arrested by ca hwy patrol for refusing to move the truck being used as a barrier. They do this for good reason. Too many drunk and/or stupid people driving.

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WhatsNewsHere1 год назад

@Waldorf_O_W @PGFDNews How did they miss those lights? The entire scene? 🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

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NEW: A Tesla Cybertruck split in half this afternoon. It was one of about 10 vehicles struck by an out-of-control moving van on US 29N near Fairland Road in Montgomery County, MD. Ten people were hurt, including 3 children. No life-threatening injuries. MontgomeryCo(MD)Fire and Montgomery County Department of Police handled. Video and images from except where noted. #crash #tesla #teslacrash #ems #police NEWS FROM THE CONCRETE Cordell Matthew Young
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NEW: A Tesla Cybertruck split in half this afternoon. It was one of about 10 vehicles struck by an out-of-control moving van on US 29N near Fairland Road in Montgomery County, MD. Ten people were hurt, including 3 children. No life-threatening injuries. MontgomeryCo(MD)Fire and Montgomery County Department of Police handled. Video and images from except where noted. #crash #tesla #teslacrash #ems #police NEWS FROM THE CONCRETE Cordell Matthew Young

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STATter911 has obtained the original police drone video of that close call 10 days ago, where a pole fell on firefighters at a crash scene in Fairfax County, Virginia. This video is much clearer and provides more context, showing how the truck snagged the low hanging traffic signals. It's a good video for firefighter training. Here's what the Fairfax County Fire & Rescue Department originally shared about the incident: On 8/25 11:31am #FCFRD responded to 2 vehicle crash at Bracknell Dr & Baron Cameron Ave in Reston w/ 1 car into pole. While on scene a passing truck caught hanging electrical wires causing pole to collapse on ambulance. 1 civilian & 1 FF transported non-life-threatening injuries. FFXnow Charlie Bragale Billy Goldfeder Bill Carey FirefighterCloseCall Marc Bashoor FireRescue1 Rick Lasky Respondersafety.com Fire Engineering pete piringer Mark Brady Firehouse News Chief Rob Brown (Ret.) Gary Ludwig #firefighters #closecall
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STATter911 has obtained the original police drone video of that close call 10 days ago, where a pole fell on firefighters at a crash scene in Fairfax County, Virginia. This video is much clearer and provides more context, showing how the truck snagged the low hanging traffic signals. It's a good video for firefighter training. Here's what the Fairfax County Fire & Rescue Department originally shared about the incident: On 8/25 11:31am #FCFRD responded to 2 vehicle crash at Bracknell Dr & Baron Cameron Ave in Reston w/ 1 car into pole. While on scene a passing truck caught hanging electrical wires causing pole to collapse on ambulance. 1 civilian & 1 FF transported non-life-threatening injuries. FFXnow Charlie Bragale Billy Goldfeder Bill Carey FirefighterCloseCall Marc Bashoor FireRescue1 Rick Lasky Respondersafety.com Fire Engineering pete piringer Mark Brady Firehouse News Chief Rob Brown (Ret.) Gary Ludwig #firefighters #closecall

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🚨#BREAKING: Numerous passengers were evacuated after United Airlines plane after it caught fire during takeoff 📌#Houston | #Texas A United Airlines flight from Houston to New York was evacuated after an engine fire forced the crew to abort takeoff, according to the FAA. United Flight 1382 was preparing to depart from George Bush Intercontinental Airport around 8:35 a.m. on Sunday when the issue was reported. Some passengers had to evacuate using emergency slides, while others exited through the jet bridge, according to the Houston Fire Department. Video footage shows passengers standing on the tarmac as emergency crews responded. No injuries were reported.
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NEW: Two buses have collided head-on at the Pentagon. This occurred a short time ago in the bus loop adjacent to South Parking. It was not at high speed. More than a dozen injured, mostly minor, with at least one going to a trauma center. It involves a Fairfax County Connector bus and an Omniride bus. It does not appear to be a high speed crash. Arlington Fire & EMS handling with Pentagon Force Protection Agency. Arlington Now Charlie Bragale NBC Washington NEWS FROM THE CONCRETE Matthew Young #pentagon #buscrash #arlingtonva
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NEW: Why did DC Police Department rush a critically injured shooting victim to the hospital in a police car when paramedics & firefighters were in a staging area nearby less than 2 minutes after being dispatched? Early information about the double shooting on 14th Street NW this afternoon shows crucial messages were not relayed by DC911/Office of Unified Communications to the fire and EMS units sitting in staging for at least 3 minutes. In fact, those units were never told by OUC that the scene was cold, or safe for them to enter. The officer of Engine 11 made the decision to go in only to find that MPD had already taken a shooting victim to the hospital. It was then that Engine 11 discovered there was a second patient. Based on dispatch notes, OUC knew about that second patient three minutes earlier but apparently didn't tell the responding fire and EMS units. In addition, Engine 11's officer and an EMS supervisor had a tough time getting OUC to understand that the first patient was taken to the hospital by police. Here's a rough timeline of the incident: · 12:31:48 Engine 11, Medic 12 & EMS 4 were dispatched to the 3100 bl of 14th Street NW for a shooting. · 12:33:36 Engine 11 was the first of the units to arrive and staged at 14th Street & Park Road NW. · 12:35:23 Medic 21 arrived and staged at the same location. · 12:36:30 Engine 11 made a decision based on the number of police that passed them to move closer to the scene. Medic 21 followed Engine 11. · 12:37:05 Dispatch notes indicate police wanted a 2nd ambulance dispatched. · 12:37:42 Engine 11 reported MPD took the patient into a police car and left the scene. · 12:37:52 OUC misunderstood Engine 11's message and thought all MPD units left the scene. · 12:40:19 Engine 11 discovered there was a second shooting victim at the scene (apparently known but not relayed by OUC). · 12:47:53 EMS 4 tried to find out which hospital the first shooting victim was taken to by MPD. Since MPD radio traffic is encrypted there are still important unanswered questions about this incident: · Did MPD tell OUC that the scene was safe and to send in DC Fire & EMS? · If so, what time was that radio transmission? · Had MPD been told DC Fire & EMS was staging at 14th & Park NW? · Did MPD tell OUC they were taking the first shooting victim to the hospital? This much is clear. There was awful communications between police and fire/EMS during this double shooting. Sitting in the middle, responsible for relaying those key messages, is DC911. DC911 has a long history of failing to relay messages between the two agencies. Messages that can greatly impact whether someone lives or dies. #FixDC911. The DC Line Tom Sherwood @RealTimeNews10 Emily Davies Olivia Diaz Leonard N. Fleming Stephanie Ramirez Mark Segraves Colleen Costello 🍁 Councilmember Brooke Pinto Councilmember Zachary Parker Christina Henderson Debbie Steiner Commissioner Tiffani Nichole Johnson 4B06♋️ Evan Yeats More Speed Tables Mayor Muriel Bowser Deputy Mayor Lindsey Appiah Charles Allen Phil Mendelson The Hill is Home PoPville DC Crime Facts Andrew Beaujon Sara Schreiber Jeff Rueckgauer Brightwoodian Office of the D.C. Auditor Kathy Patterson DC Fire Fighters Association, Local 36 DC Police Union
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NEW: Why did DC Police Department rush a critically injured shooting victim to the hospital in a police car when paramedics & firefighters were in a staging area nearby less than 2 minutes after being dispatched? Early information about the double shooting on 14th Street NW this afternoon shows crucial messages were not relayed by DC911/Office of Unified Communications to the fire and EMS units sitting in staging for at least 3 minutes. In fact, those units were never told by OUC that the scene was cold, or safe for them to enter. The officer of Engine 11 made the decision to go in only to find that MPD had already taken a shooting victim to the hospital. It was then that Engine 11 discovered there was a second patient. Based on dispatch notes, OUC knew about that second patient three minutes earlier but apparently didn't tell the responding fire and EMS units. In addition, Engine 11's officer and an EMS supervisor had a tough time getting OUC to understand that the first patient was taken to the hospital by police. Here's a rough timeline of the incident: · 12:31:48 Engine 11, Medic 12 & EMS 4 were dispatched to the 3100 bl of 14th Street NW for a shooting. · 12:33:36 Engine 11 was the first of the units to arrive and staged at 14th Street & Park Road NW. · 12:35:23 Medic 21 arrived and staged at the same location. · 12:36:30 Engine 11 made a decision based on the number of police that passed them to move closer to the scene. Medic 21 followed Engine 11. · 12:37:05 Dispatch notes indicate police wanted a 2nd ambulance dispatched. · 12:37:42 Engine 11 reported MPD took the patient into a police car and left the scene. · 12:37:52 OUC misunderstood Engine 11's message and thought all MPD units left the scene. · 12:40:19 Engine 11 discovered there was a second shooting victim at the scene (apparently known but not relayed by OUC). · 12:47:53 EMS 4 tried to find out which hospital the first shooting victim was taken to by MPD. Since MPD radio traffic is encrypted there are still important unanswered questions about this incident: · Did MPD tell OUC that the scene was safe and to send in DC Fire & EMS? · If so, what time was that radio transmission? · Had MPD been told DC Fire & EMS was staging at 14th & Park NW? · Did MPD tell OUC they were taking the first shooting victim to the hospital? This much is clear. There was awful communications between police and fire/EMS during this double shooting. Sitting in the middle, responsible for relaying those key messages, is DC911. DC911 has a long history of failing to relay messages between the two agencies. Messages that can greatly impact whether someone lives or dies. #FixDC911. The DC Line Tom Sherwood @RealTimeNews10 Emily Davies Olivia Diaz Leonard N. Fleming Stephanie Ramirez Mark Segraves Colleen Costello 🍁 Councilmember Brooke Pinto Councilmember Zachary Parker Christina Henderson Debbie Steiner Commissioner Tiffani Nichole Johnson 4B06♋️ Evan Yeats More Speed Tables Mayor Muriel Bowser Deputy Mayor Lindsey Appiah Charles Allen Phil Mendelson The Hill is Home PoPville DC Crime Facts Andrew Beaujon Sara Schreiber Jeff Rueckgauer Brightwoodian Office of the D.C. Auditor Kathy Patterson DC Fire Fighters Association, Local 36 DC Police Union

Dave Statter

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ENGINE FAILURE FORCES UNITED B777 BACK TO DULLES AFTER TAKEOFF United Airlines Flight 803, a Boeing 777-200(N78004) bound for Tokyo, safely returned to Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) on Saturday after suffering a loss of power in one engine shortly after departure. The engine issue on takeoff reportedly sparked a small brush fire along the runway, with airport fire crews responding immediately and remaining on scene as a precaution. The aircraft was seen dumping fuel before making an emergency landing back at IAD. There were 275 passengers and 15 crew members on board. No injuries were reported. United confirmed the incident, stating the flight returned shortly after takeoff to address the engine power loss and landed safely. To assist affected passengers, United temporarily closed a United Club lounge at Dulles while working to rebook customers to their destinations. The FAA also confirmed the event, noting that Flight 803 returned to Dulles around 1:20 p.m. local time after experiencing an engine failure during departure. The FAA has opened an investigation.
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ENGINE FAILURE FORCES UNITED B777 BACK TO DULLES AFTER TAKEOFF United Airlines Flight 803, a Boeing 777-200(N78004) bound for Tokyo, safely returned to Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) on Saturday after suffering a loss of power in one engine shortly after departure. The engine issue on takeoff reportedly sparked a small brush fire along the runway, with airport fire crews responding immediately and remaining on scene as a precaution. The aircraft was seen dumping fuel before making an emergency landing back at IAD. There were 275 passengers and 15 crew members on board. No injuries were reported. United confirmed the incident, stating the flight returned shortly after takeoff to address the engine power loss and landed safely. To assist affected passengers, United temporarily closed a United Club lounge at Dulles while working to rebook customers to their destinations. The FAA also confirmed the event, noting that Flight 803 returned to Dulles around 1:20 p.m. local time after experiencing an engine failure during departure. The FAA has opened an investigation.

Turbine Traveller

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE San Francisco Fire Department - Media Release Incident: 1-Alarm Structure Fire - 300 Block of Raymond Street Date: July 31, 2026 - Time: 6:55 AM This morning at approximately 6:55 a.m., the San Francisco Fire Department responded to the 300 block of Raymond Street for a reported structure fire. Firefighters arrived on scene within minutes of dispatch and confirmed a working one-alarm fire on the second floor of a two-story, multi-unit residential dwelling. Crews initiated an aggressive interior fire attack and rescued one adult victim from the fire building. The victim was assessed by SFFD paramedics on scene, is expected to be OK, and did not require hospitalization. Multiple family pets were also located and are safe. Firefighters were able to extinguish the fire and place it under control at 07:34 AM, within one hour of arrival. 6 adults are displaced and are being aided by Red Cross Central California The cause of the fire is under investigation. No additional information is available at this time.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE San Francisco Fire Department - Media Release Incident: 1-Alarm Structure Fire - 300 Block of Raymond Street Date: July 31, 2026 - Time: 6:55 AM This morning at approximately 6:55 a.m., the San Francisco Fire Department responded to the 300 block of Raymond Street for a reported structure fire. Firefighters arrived on scene within minutes of dispatch and confirmed a working one-alarm fire on the second floor of a two-story, multi-unit residential dwelling. Crews initiated an aggressive interior fire attack and rescued one adult victim from the fire building. The victim was assessed by SFFD paramedics on scene, is expected to be OK, and did not require hospitalization. Multiple family pets were also located and are safe. Firefighters were able to extinguish the fire and place it under control at 07:34 AM, within one hour of arrival. 6 adults are displaced and are being aided by Red Cross Central California The cause of the fire is under investigation. No additional information is available at this time.

SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA

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Armed Suspect Dies After Gun Goes Off During Police Struggle EFFINGHAM, Ill. — On July 5, 2026, at approximately 9:27 a.m., security at St. John’s Lutheran Church on Jefferson Avenue contacted the Effingham Police Department about a suspicious vehicle and a man inside the church who asked to speak with the pastor. No service was underway. Officers from the Effingham Police Department and deputies from the Effingham County Sheriff’s Office, led by Sheriff Paul F. Kuhns, located 36-year-old Allen O. Gattino of St. Charles, Missouri. The vehicle was reported stolen from Marion County. Kinmundy Police Chief Joe Duffy stated Gattino had arrived in Kinmundy earlier that morning in a vehicle stolen from Madison County. That vehicle was left behind the Kinmundy-Alma Fire Station after it ran out of gas. Gattino then walked across town while armed, took a pickup truck from Jefferson Street in Kinmundy, and drove it to the church. Officers attempted to restrain Gattino. During the struggle he produced a firearm that discharged and struck him. He was taken to HSHS St. Anthony’s Memorial Hospital in Effingham and later airlifted to a regional hospital with life-threatening injuries. He died July 6. No one else was injured. Sources: Illinois State Police, Effingham Police Department, Effingham County Sheriff’s Office, Kinmundy Police Department #police #cops #crime #policia #CrimeNews #polizei #PoliceIncidents
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Armed Suspect Dies After Gun Goes Off During Police Struggle EFFINGHAM, Ill. — On July 5, 2026, at approximately 9:27 a.m., security at St. John’s Lutheran Church on Jefferson Avenue contacted the Effingham Police Department about a suspicious vehicle and a man inside the church who asked to speak with the pastor. No service was underway. Officers from the Effingham Police Department and deputies from the Effingham County Sheriff’s Office, led by Sheriff Paul F. Kuhns, located 36-year-old Allen O. Gattino of St. Charles, Missouri. The vehicle was reported stolen from Marion County. Kinmundy Police Chief Joe Duffy stated Gattino had arrived in Kinmundy earlier that morning in a vehicle stolen from Madison County. That vehicle was left behind the Kinmundy-Alma Fire Station after it ran out of gas. Gattino then walked across town while armed, took a pickup truck from Jefferson Street in Kinmundy, and drove it to the church. Officers attempted to restrain Gattino. During the struggle he produced a firearm that discharged and struck him. He was taken to HSHS St. Anthony’s Memorial Hospital in Effingham and later airlifted to a regional hospital with life-threatening injuries. He died July 6. No one else was injured. Sources: Illinois State Police, Effingham Police Department, Effingham County Sheriff’s Office, Kinmundy Police Department #police #cops #crime #policia #CrimeNews #polizei #PoliceIncidents

Police Incidents

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