- Report's male lit house on fire with gas.
RB spilled gas, and it sparked a fire.
Generator started it when he spilled the gas.
RB is hysterical.
Generator is in the garage, so we probably
have a garage fire, guys.
- All right.
RB's calling from the house just South,
flames very close to her house.
[sirens]
Look at it.
- Somebody [inaudible] line.
- [inaudible] [bleep]
[radio chatter]
- Actually, [bleep].
Hey, guys? - What?
- Let's-- let's hand jack this. [bleep]
- I got-- - OK.
- I got that. - OK.
- You want to pull up?
- Off at [inaudible].
- Hold on.
[radio chatter] - OK.
[inaudible] hand jack it [inaudible]..
- Yeah.
- Oh, OK.
- We pull up to the [inaudible] to the south.
[inaudible] chain of command, command post
is going to be to the west.
- Guys, I want us to help her hand jack this quick.
- I got that.
Are we pulled into 210?
- Yeah.
- OK.
- [inaudible].
Did you get the report as far as the occupant?
- Alarm, copy, we have [inaudible] on scene,
heavily [inaudible] house fire [inaudible] command.
Command will be to the west opposite side of the fence
of working [inaudible].
- Let's go.
[radio chatter]
- All right, [inaudible].
- Huh?
- [inaudible]
[radio chatter]
- Copy, [inaudible] south side.
You got three personnel.
- [bleep] [inaudible].
[radio chatter]
- We got a little bit of an explosion in the garage there.
- OK, obviously we're not make an entry in that garage right
now.
Let's just keep that in control there.
- OK, I know you're working on that electrical.
If that's something that you can work on with another crew
member, I'd like to have the balance of your crew be ready
to replace engine 202 when they're-- when they run low
on air.
If not, let me know.
[boom]
- [inaudible].
Stop.
- Are you good? - Yeah, I'm good.
- Did you get anything on your back?
- It just landed on my neck real quick, and I knocked it off.
It just got hot.
- We have an all-clear.
Everybody OK over there?
- Copy, that makes sense, possibly settling tank.
Copy all units at around where the hazard just went off.
We're all clear.
- We had a quick knock down, didn't
know what kept on burning.
We couldn't get it out.
And it turned out it might be a acetylene tank that
kept on flaring up.
And at one point, it kind of let loose,
kind of scared everybody.
So it was a propane tank.
It could've been more dangerous, because it could take that wall
out.
So we were lucky on this one.
We try our best just to be prepared on all these calls,
get ourselves in good positions, so we don't get hurt.
And we had a little bit of luck on our side
this time that it wasn't a propane tank.