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to start your Friday, the 13th.
I mean, I'm no Nostradamus
or anything,
but I just had a bad feeling.
Soon as I saw it, I
just had a bad feeling.
Me and a couple other
guys were ventilating,
we were taking the plywood off
water in through the second floor.
The bricks up there looked a little
suspect, and as we were working,
I remember hearing somebody shout.
The bricks in front of me, the facade
of the building were
cascading like a waterfall.
I mean, I saw it coming
and I made a run for it.
Chief 6 to
Central, send EMSes immediately,
we've had a building
collapse, fireman down.
I saw him running and
he was less than ten feet from me
when the wall caught him,
I could see his face.
Central, this is Engine 30,
Multiple EMS, multiple firemen down.
Hm, I can
still see it... plain.
And I went to go push
myself up off the concrete,
do a push-up and slide my knees
in and walk away, and when I did
that push-up, the only thing
that moved were my shoulders.
Central, we need everybody here,
we've got freaking firemen
down, the roof has collapsed,
we need everybody here now!
They were hurt pretty bad,
they were buried in the bricks.
I think it was about four minutes,
we had them all out on backboards.
Called for a second alarm instantly.
Chief 6 to Central,
give me a second alarm.
Stop!
F***in' brake, goddammit!
I was angry.
I was pissed off that
this had happened.
but just Inside I was so calm.
One of the things that I wanted
to do afterwards was make sure
we washed all of the blood
out of the street, there was
so much blood in the street.
Things could have been
done differently on August 13th
that wouldn't have resulted in this.
We could have did a complete surround
and drown defensive operation,
dramatically.
I'd still be walking
if we had done that.
There's definitely things that
could have been done differently.
When we go into to
houses, it's a whole 'nother thing
from what you see on the news from
us standing outside with a hose.
Close your eyes,
feel heat all around you.
Do not have no clue as to
where you going, and then say,
"Okay, I got to fight this."
That's fear.
There's some buildings that
you come out of, and you realize
that the structure is
designed to kill firemen.
We've had stairways collapse.
We've had bathtubs fall
from the second floor
onto the first floor,
hit the guys below.
People have weights in
their rooms, they have waterbeds
in their rooms, they have weapons,
there could be anything up there.
We have a record amount
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