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Engine 234/Ladder 123/Battalion 38 (continued)


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2020 apartment fire - Brooklyn Box 75-1608:



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Three people rescued in Brooklyn blaze at a home that was ‘full of clutter’: FDNY
Todd Maisel July 22, 2020

Firefighters rescued three people from a apartment filled with heavy clutter.

Three people were rescued from what fire officials say was a ‘heavily cluttered’ Brooklyn apartment this morning, fire officials said.

Fire officials hailed the quick thinking of firefighters from Rescue 2 and Lieutenant Craig Hill, a 20-year veteran of FDNY and his crew from Ladder 123, all of whom contributed to rescuing the two women and one man from the heavily cluttered apartment filled with smoke.

Rescue 2 firefighters smashed a hole into the fire apartment after others trying to force the door open after firefighters discovered that the victims and two electric moped bikes blocking their access. One of the victims was pulled through that hole by Rescue 2 firefighters, officials said.

The fire broke out shortly before 7 a.m. at 1225 Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights. Arriving firefighters found heavy fire coming from windows of the four-story dwelling apartment building.

Ladder company 123 led by Lieutenant Hill immediately tried to make entry to the apartment, but found that the door could not be opened because two unconscious people and two electric bikes were blocking the door closed. Rescue 2 firefighters began smashing a wall next to the door from the adjoining apartment in a desperate attempt to save the occupants who only minutes earlier could be heard banging and screaming desperately to escape.

Firefighters dragged one of the victims through the hole while Ladder 123, backed by the hoses of Engine 234 made entry to the apartment where Hill, Firefighters Manuel Zuaznabar and Calvin Turner apparently found the two other victims and pulled them out to EMS.

EMS crews began CPR on the injured residents as firefighters fought back the flames in what fire officials called a “Colliers Mansion” type apartment, filled with boxes and debris.

Firefighters from 123 saved two people from fire on Eastern Parkway this morning. (Photo by Todd Maisel)

Two of the victims were rushed to Kings County Hospital in critical condition with smoke inhalation and burns. A third victim was taken to Cornell Burn Unit for burns and smoke inhalation in critical condition.

Fire officials say 60 firefighters and 12 units fought the flames and brought it under control before 8 a.m.

“The firefighters were running with one of the victims down the block,” said Pierre St. Louis of Crown Heights who witnessed the incident. “The person was lifeless. It was like something out of a movie. I know that apartment had a lot of clutter.”

One firefighter suffered minor injuries in the fire, but was not considered serious.

It was unclear at this time what started the fire and fire marshals were investigating.

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NYC Fire Net rundown:

7/22/20 Brooklyn 10-75 Box 1608

Fire Location: 1225 Eastern Parkway
B-38 gave the 10-75
Fire on the 2nd floor of a 4 story MD

Maybe:
E-234,227,231,283,310s/c
L-123,120,174(Fast),111s/c,176s/c,132s/c
B-38,44
R-2
Sq-252
D-15
Rac-2

B-38 All Hands

B-38 (3) 10-45s 2s

D-15 s/c 2 trucks due to heavy clutter
- Signal73

Watch Line
E-229
 
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RICHARD F. BRUNO FF. LAD. 123 SEP. 6, 1985 1986 THIRD ALARM

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New York City Fire Department (FDNY)
August 24, 2016

Congratulations to FDNY Lieutenant Rick Bruno, Engine 289, who worked his last tour today after 43 years on the job. Lt. Bruno served as a Firefighter in the Department of Training, Engine 235, Division 11, Ladder 131 and Ladder 123. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1988, assigned to Battalion 52, and spent the last 11 years on the job at Engine 289 in Queens.

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Captain David James Floyd - FDNY 1960-1996

Assignments -
FF: Engine 238, Ladder 108, Rescue 2
LT: Ladder 123, Rescue 2
CAPT: Ladder 20 in Lower Manhattan

First president of the International Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters
 
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Captain Michael M. Dugan served 38 years in the fire service and 26 years in FDNY.

Captain of Ladder Company 123

FF Ladder Company 43 - received the James Gordon Bennett medal in 1992 and the Harry M. Archer Medal in 199
 

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Captain Vincent Fowler - FDNY 1978-1999

Assignments:

FF - Ladder 123/Engine 234
LT - Ladder 7
CAPT - Division 13

LODD - June 4, 1999

Captain Fowler and a probationary firefighter were searching for victims and fire in the basement of an occupied residential structure. The basement was extremely congested with furniture, newspapers, magazines, and other items. Water had been applied to the fire and it appeared to be under control. The low air alarms on Captain Fowler’s SCBA and the probationary firefighter’s SCBA were sounding. Captain Fowler delayed his own exit from the basement as he called for and accounted for his probationary firefighter and he ran out of air. Captain Fowler and the probationary firefighter buddy breathed until Captain Fowler collapsed. The probationary firefighter dragged Captain Fowler until he was joined by other firefighters. Due to the congested conditions in the basement, it took an extended period of time for Captain Fowler to be removed from the building. Captain Fowler died the next day on June 4, 1999. The cause of death was listed as smoke inhalation with carbon monoxide inhalation.


 

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“My dad, John Toomey, was an FDNY Firefighter at Ladder 123. I was four years old when he died in the line of duty in 1987. My mom used to tell me how much he loved his job and this Department. When I began to realize my interest in medicine, I knew I wanted to be a part of this Department in my own way. I have two daughters, Lorelai and Emilia. Emilia is just a week old, and I hope to instill a work ethic in them the same way my father did to me,” says FDNY Lieutenant Michael Toomey, who was promoted today at the FDNY Officers Promotion Ceremony in Brooklyn.

 

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EDWARD F. GERAGHTY LT . BAT. 38 L-123 DEC. 28, 1990 1991 FIRE CHIEFS

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LODD - EDWARD F. GERAGHTY BC BAT. 9 SEP. 11, 2001

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Edward F. Geraghty‚ 45‚ battalion chief‚ FDNY‚ Battalion 9. Following in the family tradition‚ Geraghty joined the FDNY shortly after graduation from St. John’s University. On the job‚ he had been head of the training academy and‚ on September 11th‚ oversaw several firehouses that responded to the disaster.

A father of three‚ he was a dedicated family man‚ an avid runner‚ a eucharistic minister‚ and a key organizer for hometown charities. As he rose through the ranks‚ friends recall that the 23-veteran was always a fireman at heart.




RIP. Never forget.
 
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Captain David James Floyd - FDNY 1960-1996

Assignments -
FF: Engine 238, Ladder 108, Rescue 2
LT: Ladder 123, Rescue 2
CAPT: Ladder 20 in Lower Manhattan

First president of the International Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters

Dave Floyd was a Lieutenant in Ladder 13 for several years prior to his promotion to Captain and assignment to Ladder 20.
 
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^^^^ Dave was a good friend & one of my mentors in my early 108 days....he enjoyed teaching new FFs & passing on tips.....after he went to R*2 he still frequented our FH on Seigel St as he lived around the corner on Humboldt St.....when he would stop in and hang out in the kitchen with us & a Box came in he would grab a Helmet & Coat off the rack & jump on the Rig ......years later i would see him at UFOA Meetings & at the end i knew he was fighting a sickness but he was still smiling & upbeat & continued looking forward..
 

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1988 - 2 ALARM FIRE, ST. JOHN'S PLACE & UTICA AVE, BROOKLYN, CROWN HEIGHTS


 

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1989 - MULTI ALARM FIRE WITH 3 FATALITIES - KINGSTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN, CROWN HEIGHTS


 
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