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was getting ready to head to bed when I got a notification from pulsepoint for a car fire 3 blocks away from me. i grabbed my camera and got there right as Rescue 5 arrived. turned out the car was involved in a chase before and was missing the back passenger tire, the entire passenger side of the vehicle was smashed, the driver tried to torch the car and ran half a block down the street before being arrested.      Fire was contacted to the engine compartment.

Atlantic Emergency Solutions Acquires Finley Fire Equipment - Fire Apparatus (fireapparatusmagazine.com)

AES has purchased Finley Fire

Rosenbauer announces that NAFECO will be there new dealer for Alabama, Georgia & Tennessee.

NAFECO and Rosenbauer Partner in Southeastern United States (rosenbaueramerica.com)

KME announced today that Sunbelt Fire will be the new dealer in Alabama and Mississippi replacing NAFCO.

Hendrickson Fire announced today that they are now the E\-One/Ferrara/Spartan dealer for New York City and Long Island.
It looks like they are replacing Commander (E-0ne) and Neville Fleet (Ferrara).

I had turned off my scanner and had no clue that Hazle Township had this fire going until the Editor on Duty for the Standard Speaker called me to see if I would run and get some photos of the fire. (I have been working as a stringer for the paper since July, 2020 and have covered a bunch of other things and a few fires)

I arrived at the scene about 45 minutes after the first call came in and by that time all of the action was over. I have a pretty good relationship with the firefighters of the surrounding departments and talked with the Deputy Chief on the Scene. There were reports of a explosion and one firefighter was treated on scene for a minor injury.

Departments on the Scene:
Hazle Township Fire and Rescue
Harwood Fire Company
Valley Regional Fire And Rescue
Freeland Fire Company
City of Hazleton Fire Department

I was able to get a three pictures from the Hazle Township Fire and Rescue of before they got there and during the initial stages of the fire.



Blowing out the second floor in the rear if you notice you will see two nice size propane tanks below the fire.



Here is the view shortly after units arrived.

Is Los Angeles City Fire Department Ladder 102 still around?