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Berwyn Box Alarm 2-7-13
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This message comes from Drew Gresik:
I was on scene at the Box Alarm in Berwyn Thursday night at 1509 Gunderson. Two individuals were taken to the hospital, and heavy fire was visible upon arrival. The incident was quickly upgraded to a Full Still, and a Box was called shortly after. Oak Park Tower 631 and Berwyn Truck 904 were positioned with elevated master streams. Berwyn Engines 902 and 903 deployed lines, while Berwyn Quint 901, Cicero Engine 2, and Forest Park Engine 402 provided additional water supply. It looks like the fire started in the rear of the 1.5-story home.
I’ve included several photos from the scene. You can see Berwyn Engine 902 with multiple lines in use, Oak Park Tower 631 set up at 15th and Gunderson, Berwyn Truck 904 stationed on 15th Street, a front view of the burning structure, Stickney Engine 1203, Cicero F-12 (a 2012 Chevy Tahoe), Berwyn Quint 901 pumping at 16th and Elmwood to support Truck 904’s aerial, and a close-up of the rear of the building.
Thanks,
Drew Gresik
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