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Spindrift Court 4th Alarm Video Feb 5 2009

Baltimore County, MD firefighters battle a 4-alarm apartment fire on Thursday, February 5, 2009 at 6 Spindrift Court in Parkville at The Berkshires at Satyr Hill Apartments. BCoFD Engine 10 was fi...  
 
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Bmoresfinest19 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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holy crap i remember seeing this from my bus stop behind the apartments at like 7am, so crazy, their finally building these back together, my love goes out to those who lived there
FirePix1075 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Sorry to hear that you were one of those involved but glad you made it out OK. Were you able to make it out with any possessions? Did they wever let you know the cause of the fire?
WikkedTV (10 months ago) Show Hide
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We only made it out with the clothes on our backs.

They are still investigating what caused it.
WikkedTV (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Wow. I didn't believe it when one of my friends told me that this video was here.

I was one of the residents who lived in building #6. That building was completely destroyed, along with 1/2 of building #8.

And like one person said the conditions were extreme. The wind worked against the poor firefighters.
GENJOE (10 months ago) Show Hide
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i saw this from my house which is on the other side of E.Northern pkwy which is 5 miles away from this
iroc87matt (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Nice vid
Mysteryman19 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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This was 1 intense fire.i arrived on the third alarm i got there before my units did.The conditions were extreme.the hoses were creating freezing spray with temperatures in the 20's and wind blowing up to 20 mph.The fire and smoke could be seen for miles upon arrival.

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