FFFORD

i hear what you are saying, but it's not hard to find out an officer's name anyways...

^^^ exactly my thoughts, i was going to say what happened to "the best man for the job"

perfect example of why these SOB's should not be out on parole. lately i have no faith in our legal system. i am glad officers returned the favor to him rather than allowing him another breath of air. JMO

Rest in peace officers...

pulled over an impalla SS...sick car. anyone else notice the Tahoe? it looks as if there is virtually no damage to it

i would guess they forced the front door

good luck!!!

looks like a great drill guys...keep it up i took a trip last summer and fished that lake last year! good stuff

Date: 3/1/09 Time: 21:00 approx Location: white hills Frequency: SPD, SEMS, SFD, CSP Units Operating: many Weather Conditions: snow Description Of Incident: reports of a missing child. multiple SPD units unable to find child. CSP bloodhound requested along with gator rescue unit equipped with a TIC from white hills Co. 5. boats from Co. 1 and 4 also requested with cold water rescue gear to stage in Indian wells state park. reports of negative search efforts. missing child returned home by himself, units returning to service. Reporters: Writer:FFFORD

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i was coming down 91 South today about 1 pm and saw a truck that i thought said wilton engine or ladder 5. definitely a ladder truck. i was just prior to the entrance for 15 south and they exited one exit before me. anyone know why they were up there? i tried saying hi with a wave out the window, not sure if they saw me.

nice stop! looks like a lot of fire in those pics! good work

Rest in peace Officer

damn, i'm glad no LEO's are severely injured. did you see the people going down the entrance ramp the wrong way!?!

i'll agree

my company is starting to do stuff like this. we are adding reflective tape on the sides of compartments that slide out as well.

i agree with you, and if i was in this situation today that is what i would do...but what if you could effectively communicate with a dispatcher, better you you as well as the officer responding. i hear officers being dispatched to 9-1-1 hang ups all day long. i am sure the situation would be approached much more strategically if they knew it wasn't just a regular 9-1-1 hang up.

x2 on the toughbook...if you got the money for it that's what i'd buy

i never go in without it on...a buddy of mine got 2nd degree burns from not wearing one...

hahaha i guess not...kudos to the K9

you know i was have been wondering the same thing recently...i think this is a perfect example of why a system should be set up to receive texts...and text back for that matter.

rest in peace brother...

good luck with the rig. looks very nice

i would say it is worth it even being so that it was unoccupied. what if the rig was to suddenly, due to multiple possible factors, tip when someone was around. may as well make it as safe as possible as long as members/people are around the scene. also why not stabilize to ensure it does not tip to prevent further damage. that rig will be put back in service after the dent is popped out granted there is no unseen severe damage. just my 2 cents. i'm sure there is more to it that we do not know.

Date: 1/11/09 Time: 11:30 Location: 526 Howe Ave Frequency: SFD, SPD, SEMS, Derby FD, red cross Units Operating: too many Description Of Incident: working structure fire second floor in 2 and 1/2 wood frame p/d, family evacuated the residence. Writer: FFORD (o/s) Shelton FD, and Derby FD did a great job knocking it down. windows were taken and roof was vented, red cross now working to find family shelter.