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Extremely close call for firefighters: (Warning: Video shows a firefighter sustaining injuries.) In Fairfax County, VA, a utility pole collapsed onto an area where firefighters were working. It happened at a crash scene yesterday in Reston. This important safety footage is being shared in the fire service community. The...

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BlueOM (🇺🇸,🕊)21 days ago

Angels on a lot of shoulders with this one 😳🙏🏼🪽✨

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Cincyfan21 days ago

Lucky they didn’t lose a few members wow.

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PACNW65221 days ago

Oh My. Very Close indeed.

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Catherine Brooks20 days ago

I hope everybody is doing much better.I'm glad they were not hurt seriously. I think the truck should have been cited!

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Jess Dillman21 days ago

Thank god the cot was there

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Bruce Goldfarb21 days ago

Holy toledo!

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Paul B21 days ago

Who was the safety officer?

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