Detroit Police, Fire & Severe Weather Incidents
Detroit: This is just bloody nuts. Wonder why Detroit Fire & Detroit Police Departments opt to bring their companies/units in on New Years Eve? Well, take a gander at this videographer’s video filmed on the streets of Detroit during New Years Eve, 2018. Any questions?
At .08 seconds, his vehicle is hit by gunfire.
Flippin’ Nuts.
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Iron Mountain, Michigan: Fire personnel were called to the Burger King/Mobil Gas Station in Iron Mountain (Upper Peninsula) Saturday afternoon. The Burger King burst into flames around 3:00PM.
Firefighters engaged the fire and during the firefight, the A side wall of the structure fell, trapping a firefighter underneath the wreckage.
A passerby caught the collapse and rescue of the firefighter on tape. It appears as if firefighters and civilians took part in the rescue.
The firefighter was caught in the burning wreckage for a few minutes before being pulled out.
He walked away, turnout gear singed, but ok.
Incredible.
There’s a buttload of dangerous jobs in Detroit. 8 police officers have been killed or wounded since September of 2016, Detroit firefighters and medics are routinely attacked, gas stations attendants; well, we won’t even go there, and the job of being a child in Detroit is extremely hazardous.
Add Lyft driver to that keraaazy job lumped into the category of taxi drivers in Detroit.
A Lyft driver picked up a couple of Detroit’s finest Friday evening on the 28th of March.
The Lyft driver, sensing something was wrong, requested the upstanding but often misunderstood thugs to leave his vehicle.
The incident occurred on Lafayette & Chene in the beautiful eastern side of Detroit, just outside the stunning backdrop of downtown Detroit.
Now, the really crazy part is the driver apparently left the vehicle in an attempt to, I don’t know, confront them about some slight I guess?
I dunno.
In Detroit, you don’t confront unless you’re adequately strapped and know what you’re doing.
The obvious happened and the Lyft driver was fired on by the slack-jawed dirtbags.
Maybe you recognize the bad guys, maybe you don’t. If you do, call the PD if you’re done with this kind of nonsense, or don’t.
Welcome to Detroit.
The Detroit Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying and locating a suspect wanted for a home invasion that occurred on the city’s east side.
On Monday, December 26, 2016 at approximately 8:40 p.m., in the 500 block of Newport, two suspects broke into a home through a rear window.
The video shows a black male suspect knock on the front door to the location, then leave when no answer is received.
This same suspect, along with another suspect, returned to the residence and forced entry into the home, stealing several items.
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Drone Footage By @FireandWeather & Alex Fire Chaser
DFD Companies On Fire Scene:
Battalion Chief 5 & Battalion Chief 7
Engine 27, Engine 17, Engine 34, Engine 42, Ladder Truck 8, Ladder Truck 22, Squad 2, Squad 4
Commercial Box Alarm: 5th & 7th Battalions to 35th & Michigan for a vacant commercial bldg fire. https://t.co/bM2erMbmDz
— Motor City 911 (@DetroitScanner) April 18, 2017
Battalion Chief 7 orders all companies out of building on 35th & Michigan fire scene. https://t.co/bM2erMbmDz
— Motor City 911 (@DetroitScanner) April 18, 2017
DPD Arson Car 806 is on the scene @ 35th & Michigan.
— Motor City 911 (@DetroitScanner) April 18, 2017