Dallas Texas, Water Rescue Response Dallas Fire-Rescue 

Yes, I don’t know why a lot of buffers do that because to me it’s disrespectful and actually against the law to film patients especially if you’re posting them on social media. Thank You 😊

@@determinedfirefighter9225 Precisely, and from the distance you had you were still able to record all the apparatus lined up and a quick glimpse of the firefighters jumping over the barrier to rush down with all there gear. No problem!

I asked (well signaled) how close I could get once they gave me the thumbs down that’s where I stayed an filmed gotta respect their space and let them work 😊

Yes it’s a very beautiful piece of equipment in their fleet.

No problem brother! Happy to have gotten the video for you guy. There’s still 2 more stations out there I will try to get some point this summer.

Hoping to get y’all next Tuesday & yes we will be well hydrated with drinks and cold towels. I’ll bring some fruit too 🤣

@@Harry-so5hx ikr. Dallas still have quite a few old rigs like that they use

Best catch was that beauty right there.

Wasn’t a BC. That’s boat 56. She’s used to tow the boat & trailer to the scene. My guess on why they didn’t have the boat with them is because they aren’t currently housed at their station right now until they get their station fixed

@@determinedfirefighter9225 oh ok

Only the patient but I believe she’s ok

Can’t give that information out but it was up north in 22 districts along 75

Yeah that was probably the best catch out of that entire video in my opinion lol

That’s your opinion all I would say is this, You Should look at Dallas SOPs on all calls & it’s call Man Power. Get things done quickly, efficiently, & safely that way

Water rescues are very dangerous and things can change in an instant. Someone is under water or struggling to stay afloat it is better to have too many resources then too few and have to wait for the additional resources to respond. Most of those water rescue units that responded that wasn't a short trek for them they came some distance to get there, so it is better to start them early than wait and see, and while you're going on about taxpayer money 1. taxpayers aren't charged every time the fire department gets a call or a certain rig gets a call if that was the case everyone would be broke as shit taxpayers help pay for the salary of their cities first responders and 2. Those water rescues are not staffed they usually take the truck company out of service to staff those water rescues and if they have to they take the engine out of service so there is no additional firefighters being paid waiting for a call (those water rescues don't run that often) and do me a favor take a step back and think "what if that was my loved on needing help? would I want the same show of force?" cause if that was me or one of my loved ones I would. So think before you sit behind your keyboard and post some nonsense. Thanks and have a great day!

Right ,send in a few guys and equipment..and when those resources are tired or need assistance than what? Common sense is few and thin..

I Agree! Knowledge is Power. The Fire Adminstrations throughout the USA have statistics that prove these facts, that to start the needed equipment to the location as they can always be disregarded to return and possibly pick-up other calls to always be ready to help the citizens they protect.@@cdocker3070