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Smart Woman - walked out with her dignity. She can get a job anywhere she wants after this 18 month debacle. Even the PBA had nothing but good words for her, which is a rare event. I guess she was tired of being Adam's political figurehead while he and Banks actually ran the NYPD, and most...

This is a photo from yesterday afternoon in Flushing Meadows, Queens NY taken by a maintenance crew around 4 p.m. at Citifield, home of the NY Mets.

".......While units were enroute MPPD advised there was smoke coming from the second floor of the building. Car 2481 then added a Thornwood ladder to the assignment. Once 2481 arrived, a 10-75 was transmitted which activated mutual aid. Crews made entry into the apartment with heavy fire...

As per Qns C.O., 2nd alarm transmitted

18 Wheeler took out a telephone pole and high tension wires on Mill Road adjacent to the Freeport Recreation Center. All traffic is being diverted north in both directions to Merrick Rd. All adj. roads are gridlocked.

I sent a recommendation downtown about 20 years ago, that any time a vehicle is parked blocking a hydrant, and there's serious injuries or fatalities that were negatively impacted by that car, the owner should be arrested for a felony for contributing to those deaths/injuries. You know how far...

The other unanswered question would be - not yet under control, and the PWH was just transmitted - why special call EIGHT trucks and FIVE engines, and not transmit the next higher alarm? wouldn't that be the proper SOP protocol? Is the correlation of engines to transmission of the next alarm...

Quite a few years back, I remember T/L54 (Lt. Don O'leary) transmitted a 2-2 for a ripping PD on Gleason Ave. from about 4 blocks away. The BC I was driving later gave the officer a pat on the back and said "Great Move, Lou."

I would presume that if E94 was the 3rd due engine, L48 would be the logical FAST truck, unless they were in Manhattan?

Can't see the rationale of using specialty units (2 squads and a rescue company) for a brush fire.?!!

I'm just thankful that his last tour was uneventful. I could only imagine what would have happened if there was something catastrophic like a major apparatus accident, hazmat incident or even a backdraft - that could have possibly wiped out an entire family in one shot. They were lucky....the...

Ironic that T/L 152 was operating over the roof of Walgreens - into the 2nd floor apartment of a member of T/L152.

one 10-45, no code - CPR in progress

It's more or less a moot point because it wasn't accessible anyway, but before the first units arrived, the video shows clothing racks and merchandise just to the left of the lamp post that totally obscures amd hides a hydrant right in front of the building. I wonder how many more hydrants in...

Anyone know why there were so many "actors" in Queens around midday?

wheel chock!

Did the Manhattan Borough Commander ever arrive? They haven't stated as such, but could that amount of fire on the 1st floor photo indicate an E-bike involvement?

Fron 1970-75, worked at least 1 night a week in E88 on the interchange. Capt. McNally, L,38 - what a fine gent and a great officer. Worked with his brother John when he was in L.51. Oops - have to also give an honorable mention to the Circus Wagon, a/k/a the Stanley Steamer, a/k/a E.88-2...

Not really - only about 9 miles. Whitestone BR. to Pelham Pkwy to Olinville.