Recent content by Capttomo

Until one of their own ratted them out. https://nypost.com/2025/12/06/us-news/nypd-brass-scam-by-using-work-cars-to-commute/

https://nypost.com/2025/12/05/us-news/ex-nj-cop-arrested-on-allegations-he-handcuffed-groped-firefighters-during-fake-trainings/

CIDS only as good as the companies supplying the info.

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Just another example of the slow collapsing of society. No one wants to address the mental illness epidemic we are experiencing.

Maybe it is like a quad a carries a significant compliment of ground ladders. According to a post I saw the other day, back in the 40’s or 50’s FDNY Quads on Staten Island were called Ladders even though they didn’t have an aerial

Your point is well taken. Between the two Baltimore incidents and now this it is the result of what happens when you lower the bar, and relax the hiring standards and cut back on the background investigation process. And these are only those that got caught so far. Wait until they get out on...

https://www.wmar2news.com/news/region/baltimore-county/baltimore-county-fire-employee-allegedly-masturbated-in-public-spaces-at-multiple-firehouses

I agree wholeheartedly. I would love to own a Mack CF and a 1970ish American LaFrance. They used to build great workhorses.

I have also seen departments using 4” and 5” LDH hose to supply an FD connection. Unless the hose is special high pressure LDH hose , the maximum working pressure is typically 185psi with a burst of 250 psi. Cutting corners can come back to bite you in the ass. The FDNY high pressure hoses are...

Yes correct. Throwing that out there for all around country who don’t get to do these ops too often. Yes the two engines pumping into a FD connection with one pumping volume and one pumping pressure is very common for departments that have 40-50+ story buildings and do not have high pressure...

This job and the accompanying training bulletin issued by Training/safety and the footage provided by Majesterium provide for many training opportunities, especially for non departments that don’t encounter these types of fires. 1. The members did an excellent job here. Not many departments...

Once again another good bulletin coming from the Rock.

So many of the all hands fires back then would be second alarms (or greater) today. And the only addition on the all hands was the rescue and another Chief. No FAST, no Squad Except for certain boxes in the South Bronx) no RAC, Many times there very little companies available due to workload...