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Date: 8/13/09 Time: Apx. 19:40 Location: UPS freight warehouse, 645 Neelytown Road Units Operating: Montgomery Fire, Orange County Haz-Mat & several others Weather Conditions: Cloudy, 70 Description Of Incident: caustic chemical leaked from punctured barrel Writer: JETPHOTO http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/.../NEWS/908139944

Yes it's a VERY stupid move. I seriously doubt Dutchess would do something like that especially not in the way the economy is. Things like that cost lots of money (hence the reason why the state is closingthe lab)

Nice picture Rockland Fires. I used a tripod last night

Midhudsonnews.com http://www.midhudsonnews.com/News/2009/Aug...cc-10Aug09.html

Where did you get the information "no serious injuries" & "everyone was discharged?" Every department on the scene worked as ONE. Every apparatus on the scene was utilized. The chief ran the incident just as good as anyone else would. This is another incident that I can say if you were not there and did not experience what happened for yourself, don't second guess how it was handled.

I disagree. If your gets damaged on a call, Hazmat exsposure, high heat damage, ripped at an accident, ect or just plane dirty or frozen at a fire. you should have a 2nd set that you can use at a moments notice otherwise thier might not be a spare set to keep you in service. Now unfortunitly most separtments can't afford this (like mine) so this would be on the wish list

A few from my collection...

What can a picture do? A picture can make people happy or make them sad A picture can help promote awareness of a event A picture can be a beautiful piece of artwork A picture can make a case or break a case A picture can document things before and after A picture can make a fire department or other organization look good or bad A picture can piss people off A picture can......

Happy Birthday Seth

Date: 7/31/09 Time: Apx 00:30 Location: 80 North Putt Corners Road c/s Eman Rd Units Operating: New Paltz PD, NYSP, UCSO, New Paltz Fire, Highland Fire, Mobile Life, Life Net Air Weather Conditions: Dark, Clear Description Of Incident: 2 police vehicles involved in a Serious MVA w/entrapment & medevac Writer: JETPHOTO 911 dispatch's New Paltz FD & Mobile Life Support EMS for a PD involved MVA with entrapment PD report 2 New Paltz police vehicles involved 2 officers trapped with serious injury, K-9 also involved with serious injuries PD request a launch of a medevac, landing zone at New Paltz station 2 Command request a 2nd medevac Command reports extensive entrapment request Highland with a rescue to the scene Command request Central Hudson to the scene pole & wires are down request to expedite and an ETA 911 advises Air 2 ETA 01:04 no ETA on 2nd ship yet 01:05 1st victim enroute to landing zone, Air 2 on the ground 911 advises 2nd medevac is Life Net 7-5 with an ETA of 01:26 Both officers transported by air to Albany Medical Center with serious non-life treatening injuries, K-9 transported to a local animal hospital by a UCSO officer --------------------------------- K-9 officer Zeus passed away this afternoon (7/13/09) due to injuries received in the accident --------------------------------- Record Online http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/...7319991/-1/NEWS Mid Hudson News http://midhudsonnews.com/News/2009/July09/...ash-31Jul09.htm Poughkeepsie Journal http://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/article...ONTPAGECAROUSEL Daily Freeman http://www.dailyfreeman.com/articles/2009/...c0185841425.txt

Rest in peace Zeus Speedy recovery to Officers Robert Knoth and Joseph Judge, both from the New Paltz PD here is a good article also http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/...7319991/-1/NEWS

I don't know if I'll have anyone around Wednesday or Thursday but let me know the next time your coming up this way. Jim

For Sale: Used SUV Great shape, fresh paint Excellent fire graphics

Nice shots, thanks for sharing

Chelsea, my department Jim T WWW.ChelseaFD.Org

Date:7/30/09 Time:01:55 Location: 60 Pillips St Frequency: 453.900, 453.925, 453.800, 453.050 Units Operating: City of Beacon 33-11, 33-12, 33-45, 33-55, BVAC 82-72, Alamo Medic, Beacon PD, Fishkill 42-12 & FAST, Glenham 43-11, Rombout 62-45, CC-17 Weather Conditions: Dark, Damp Description Of Incident:2nd Alarm house fire Writer: JETPHOTO 01:55 Units dispatched to a stove fire possibly out, smoke in the house 01:57 Beacon 33-1 on the scene investigating 01:58 Beacon 33-11, 33-12, 33-45 on the scene. Command reports a small fire in the kitchen 02:03 Command reports a fire in the attic, 1 line stretched request a 2nd alarm 02:04 911 assigns fire ground 5 & 6 02:10 Command reports 1 story 30 x 40 wood frame, fire in the kitchen extending into attic, primary search negitive 02:11 BVAC reports they are treating 1 victim for smoke inhalation 02:23 Command reports all visible fire appears out, truck company still opening up also checking for extention 02:24 Commnad reports fire under control, request Central Hudson to the scene 02:29 Command releasing Fishkill 42-12 & FAST 02:43 Command operating with 33-11, 33-45, 33-55, BVAC 82-72, Alamo medic. 33-12 in service

Seth. Nice Job! I like the picture of the ladder & Eng 304 It seems very odd the way it's set up but you go back to the 1st picture and it explains it all I can see magizines wanting to use that photo

Publishing a photo of a license plate - There is no secret to a license plates on a vehicle in a auto accident - Most of the time it's in plain view - unless you have access to the motor vehicle database you can't find out who owns it (if you did you maybe violating the law disclose the information and this may or may not be the victim) The plate is very rarley removed due to an accident (unless other circumstances warrent it) It can also be read when the tow truck takes it away. So I ask, Why can't you take pictures of a license plate?

Date:7/26/09 Time:23:30 Location: 15 HASBROOK DR Frequency: 453.900, 453.925, 453.800 Units Operating: Arlington Fire & EMS Weather Conditions: Dark, rainy Description Of Incident: 64 year old female with burns to face & hands Writer: JETPHOTO Arlington EMS dispatched for a 64 year old female with burns to face & hands from burning clothing Command advises fire out, patient CAO x3 with burns and a smoke condition in the residence 911 dispatched an engine to assist

May the famlies stay strong May the emergency responders stay stronger I hope these accidents were not due to a GPS

Wednesday 7-22-09 10:23 pm - SUV looses tire on I-84 westbound and smashes into a eastbound Ford Explorer. Driver had a serious head injuries & passenger & 2 dogs had minor injurys. MM 42.7

They probably didn't see it coming, it was dark out there. She was very lucky, it also helped that she was short. If she had wrecked it would not have been good.

Nice catch Bill