Man said: "how bout we just..."

As a retired fireman, this is truly embarrassing. You never let go of the nozzle. Usually this is because some other fireman will steal it and take all your fun. But to lose it to a cop is unforgivable.

The fire fighters shot someone at the next call in protest.

@Clip_Station_ Could be wrong but I’m fairly sure that’s AI considering his stance and ease of use with that hose considering how hard they usually are to fire

@Clip_Station_ Police man teaching the firefighter how to do their job. 🔥🚒👨‍🚒

@Clip_Station_ Maybe they are trained to gain access and kill the electric before spraying water all over the place? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@Clip_Station_ Hey I’m Working here, that Shit can wait till I get the door open!.

@Clip_Station_ Good thing it wasn't a grease, electrical or chemical fire that can get worse with water. Might be why they weren't spraying until they opened the gate to see what was burning.....

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@Clip_Station_ To be fair, his job was to gain access

It just happens sometimes. You see your colleagues trying really hard to identify the issue, and you’re sitting there thinking, “What if we simply…”

@Clip_Station_ You can tell he was dying to do that 😂 Not gonna lie it looks fun 😊

@Clip_Station_ I'm sure this went off well at the police department around donuts. At the firehouse? Not so much...

@Clip_Station_ Rarely is it ever helpful for the police to help firefighters this way. I guess you had to be there.

@Clip_Station_ The cop looks like a wise man, but firefighting basics require dealing with the base of the fire to extinguish it effectively.

@Clip_Station_ works because the ceiling is also going to provide high splash and act as a type of sprinkler

@Clip_Station_ I look at that metal fence and expect that there is a heavy duty welder on the property. Very brave of that cop to spray water over the fence without knowing if the fire was started by hundreds of amps.

@Clip_Station_ Nice move. However he don't have protective gear and can get into trouble.

You can just do things. -304 stainless

@Clip_Station_ That fireman has no business putting out fires and the cop clearly has no business being a cop

@Clip_Station_ Idiotic and unprofessional, he is lucky there was no Electrical panel or any electrical equipment near the fireplace or he could’ve got himself in bigger trouble.

@Clip_Station_ Watching firemen let fires get bigger so they can look like heroes has been quite obvious for a long time.

@Clip_Station_ Using firefighting equipment (hoses, hydrants, etc) was part of the police academy when I went through it. Firefighters' Union is goingvto have his ass, though.

@Clip_Station_ He had to show the (Keystone) Fire Department how to do their job.

@Clip_Station_ This would be a perfect @brooklyn99 scene

@Clip_Station_ The union isn’t gonna like that.

@Clip_Station_ Ok, but he likes using the saw.

@Clip_Station_ Firefighters are so obsessed with their tools. They do this stuff all the time It’s the entire reason we have fire engines show up to medical events as if someone will need 2,000 gallons of water ready-to-go when there is a heart attack

@Clip_Station_ Noooo…they have to damage things first then add water..

@Clip_Station_ This looks very ai and fake

@Clip_Station_ Well yah it's not rocket science lol

@Clip_Station_ Firefighting … so easy a cop can do it!!

While it takes an incredible amount of courage and bravery to be a firefighter can we stop pretending it takes intelligence. See fire out water on it till there’s no more fire.

@Clip_Station_ And thus the beef between police and fire continues

@Clip_Station_ Not my job, but, but, ahhh, you guys, hey, look.

@Clip_Station_ AI. I fucking hate that people try to pass off fake shit as real all the time. And shame on you @X you let this problem become what it is.