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The driver’s side was flat down on the road, while the passenger side was in the air. The truck had pieces that shattered off of it, as if it was all made of glass. My mom ran over to make sure my brothers were alive and could talk. My mom was yelling at my brothers to see if they were okay, and she got a response. They were okay, but David tried to open the passenger door, but it was stuck. I was screaming in fear, while my sister was holding me back from running to the truck. As I was screaming, worrying that they weren’t okay, a fire broke out underneath the truck. My dad yelled, “The trucks on fire!” My mom started to try and kick in the wind shield, while my dad took off his shirt and started to try and put the fire out. This made me frantic even more, causing me to fight against my sister, telling her to let me go. As Anna was holding me back, she contacted my sister a block away, telling her that my brothers got in a back accident. My brother Andrew decided that they had no choice but to try and do something. Do to the injury he got on his left arm, he had to try and get his seat belt off, and push past David to stand up. He stood up, and used all his force a managed to slam the passenger door open. Andrew helped get David out, and then he climbed out. As they turned back and saw the fire still on the truck, a few choice words were expressed, cuss word, cuss word, cuss

As I, Klaudia Hoxha (forensic technician), approached the crime scene at 4 o'clock pm at the residence of Josh Powell. As i approached the scene i noticed 4 reporting officers, and the fire fighters who put the fire out, were present at this two story single family dwelling. I approached the reporting officers and fire fighters and took copies of there reports. I then immendently, sent in my team to take pictures and any kind of evidence they can find. From the looks this residential seemed occupied. A fire expands horizontally and vertically from it's point of origin, which in this case is the center of the house. According to a report, i noticed a witness who was a member/ social worker from Powell's meeting groups ,gave a statement that

I arrive at the scene at approximately 11:30am. It appeared to be a white two-story house with entry-level stairs along the right-hand side of the house. As I enter the house I noticed two bodies that were unresponsive, so I immediately follow up with a

This interest in firefighting helped Grace out on one eventful Saturday. This day started out as any other day for the people at the 1st Street Machine Shop. Around 9:30 A.M. one of the machines exploded, due to a wiring issue. The employees did their best to evacuate the building, but when they took a head count, one person was missing. John Smith was working in the back office and could not make it to an exit.

When a fire broke out on the ninth floor in the cutting room, a manager attempted to extinguish it using a fire hose. Unfortunately, the valve had rusted and no water came out. With thousands of pounds of fabric as fuel, the fire spread rapidly. There was no sprinkler system to stop the fire and no fire drills had been practiced. Frightened workers ran to stairs, fire escapes, and the elevator to evacuate. The rear fire escape collapsed, killing many and trapping even more. The locked doors on the ninth floor lead to the deaths of almost everyone on that level. Four elevators were on the factory levels, yet only one worked. Workers who were left behind waiting for the elevators tried to slide down the elevator cables but unfortunately lost their grip on the way down. Blood showered down on the people who did manage to make it into the elevator. Girls who ran down stairwells faced locked doors at the bottom, and were burned alive. The few unlocked doors were useless because they opened inward and there was a mass of employees pushing up against them. Realizing they would soon be engulfed in flames, many girls jumped 100 feet to their deaths. Fire trucks arrived to the scene, but could do little to help. The bodies scattered on the street and sidewalks hindered their aid. Their hoses and ladders could only reach the seventh floor. Some girls tried to jump to reach the ladders; none of them made

It started on April 23, 2006 around 11:15 a.m. The wind was calm, it was cloudy and humid, and the warm air was finally kicking in. Around 32nd and Halsted, we heard a loud crashing sound.We ran toward the noise and found a cloud of smoke surrounding a totaled white Range Rover truck. As the smoke cleared, I realized a woman was hurt inside. However, her heart was still beating slowly. Immediately I called 911 and ensured an ambulance and police would arrive shortly. While taking her last breaths, she murmured a word I could not make out. It almost sounded like alley.

The roaring fire ripped through Sherwood one August afternoon and steadily continued until the next morning. The dry grass and blazing heat were several factors that contributed to this catastrophe. There was physical damage from the surrounding wildlife. The heat from the blaze was like a Sea of Flames. The fire took it’s toll on the nearby companies. Officials report that one firefighter was injured when the train tracks collapsed. Another firefighter had to saw his leg out and he went to the hospital. The story behind what happened and who did it is still a big catechism. They have an idea that it had something to do with a man and 3 minors.

I bid him goodnight, left for home and went to bed. My pager went off at one-thirty in the morning for a reported structure fire, called in by a passing motorist. The address given was that of the elderly couple’s home. My husband, who is also a firefighter was up, dressed and gone before I could get a babysitter for our two sons. I prayer that the motorist had just seen the flickering of the television set and mistaken it for a fire” (Yoder 102).

Detail of Events: The first responders were called in at 10:28 AM when a UPS delivery truck driver saw that the door was open and that there was a person lying on the ground, He says that he attempted CPR on the man but the father was already dead. The first officer arrived at 10:46 AM Monday morning to the scene of the crime. The father’s body, was still in the doorway and

They wouldn’t tell me, but I think he was dead when the medics got to my house. After that its a blur, no one would tell me anything, they made me sit on the front porch while they took pictures of the house. Then the questioning began, I had to talk to a detective because who knows, the 15 year old might have purposely let her 1 year old brother choke to-death. Was I sure it was the whole egg yoke? yes it was, did I drop him? no I didn’t, what time exactly did it all begin? questions like this over and over again. I don’t blame them for doing their job I just wish I could have been left alone. Finally, after what seemed like hours, my mom called, she was hysterical her baby was dead and I couldn’t help her, I was so helpless and empty, he was my baby too. My mom was so sick when she had him that I got up with him several times every night; I changed his diapers, fed him, dressed him, held him when he cried. He was more my baby, than he was a sibling. I sometimes wonder if I had done this, that, or the other differently, if he would have survived, or maybe it wouldn’t have happened at

After gaining control of the burning structure, fire officials found a deceased human body, appearing to be that of a female, on the first floor of the residence and the Anne Arundel County Police Department’s Homicide Unit was notified. Upon further investigation, fire personnel found the remains of a deceased male under rubble and debris. The female remains were later identified as 59-year-old Diana Knight and an autopsy found severe head trauma from a gunshot wound as her cause of death. The male at the scene was identified as 53-year-old Jeffrey Deberry who’s cause of death was severe head trauma by the manner of suicide. (Pratt,

The actions to take in this scenario will be to find evidence among the crowd of 100 onlookers. In some cases people in the crowd likes to videotape things that are happening in front of them so one of the onlookers could have videotaped something and probably did not know it. “Is there any reason someone would say they saw you at the scene prior to the fire?” (Tunkel, 2015). Instant videotaping of the onlookers will likewise arrange for a recording that will help with spectator in putting and watching standpoints and will also arrange for evidence if certain people will come onward with declarations that are not reliable with the substantiation or other witness statement. “I’ve heard several officers say that they would just confiscate the

It is a Monday morning, and you suddenly jerk awake in your bed to the sound of screaming sirens outside your house. You turn over to see that your alarm clock reads 2:34 AM and groan. As you groggily rub your eyes and mumble something incoherent about being disturbed in the dead of night, you glance out your bedroom window. To your shock and dismay, there are two firetrucks and an ambulance parked outside of your next-door neighbors’ burning house. In a scurry of activity, some firemen and women are busy using giant hoses to salvage what they can of the residence, while a few others are rushing out of the house carrying your unconscious neighbors in their arms. The ambulance rushes your neighbors to the hospital, and several months later

There are many measures to take when checking the scene. First measure to take when checking the scene is safety. According to chapter three, your personal safety should be the most important because an dead or injured hero are not beneficial to anyone. Looking careful at Figure 2-1, I notice a messy scene, including downed electrical lines, chemical spill, escaping steam, fire, no traffic, two unconsciousness victims, one struggling consciousness victim, children bystanders, and possible traffic or vehicle pedestrians, since the accident looks as if it occurred within a school district. The scene is not safe. Seeing the fire, escaping steam, chemical spill, and downed electrical lines is enough to call 911 to get professional help. Before

I was supposed to go camping that evening, but little did I know that I was going to be spending the next three days in a hospital fearing for my brother’s life. This is my story about the scariest moment in my life, when my brother was on the edge of dying.