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SUMMARY:Hackensack Ford\, Hackensack\, NJ (1998)
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DESCRIPTION:Five firefighters were killed on July 1\, 1988 inside an autom
 otive dealership in Hackensack\, New Jersey. At 3:00 pm initial companies 
 arrived on the scene after reports of “flames and smoke” coming from t
 he Hackensack Ford Dealership to find a heavy smoke condition at the roof.
  Companies were assigned inside and to the roof to investigate the source 
 of the smoke. The interior company\, manned with 6 firefighters and equipp
 ed with a 1 ½” hand line\, found light smoke conditions while the venti
 lation company noted heavy smoke conditions with no signs of structural we
 akness.  The tactical decision was made to ventilate the roof and attempt 
 to reach the fire through a scuttle access in the ceiling. This was pursue
 d until 3:34 pm when the battalion chief ordered all lines to be backed ou
 t. A minute later the truck company reported high heat and heavy fire at t
 he roof\, even though interior crews reported little heat or smoke. Soon a
 fter this transmission there was a roof collapse where the interior crews 
 were working. One firefighter managed to escape. His gear was badly burned
 .\n Three minutes after the collapse a mayday was transmitted by a lieuten
 ant that stated the he and another firefighter were “stuck inside the re
 ar of the building”. This initial transmission was never acknowledged on
  scene. Members at headquarters heard the transmission and relayed the inf
 ormation to command. For the next eleven minutes\, radio transmissions con
 tinued from one of the firefighters trying to relay his position. Rescue e
 fforts continued but were not successful. The bodies of the five firefight
 ers were only removed after the fire was extinguished an hour later. Three
  bodies were found about 20 feet from the scuttle hole. The other two were
  found in a tool room in the rear of the service area.  The cause of the f
 ire was ruled accidental and originated in the attic space above the servi
 ce area. In this area there were an abundant amount of automotive parts\, 
 tires\, and other combustible materials. Not only was this a huge fire loa
 d\, but the weight weakened the structural integrity of the roof. There we
 re no fire protection systems in place.\nhttps://youtu.be/Sfb-D6-ALh8\n\nh
 ttp://www.nytimes.com/1988/07/02/nyregion/5-firefighters-killed-in-jersey-
 as-a-roof-collapses.html\n\nhttp://www.nfpa.org/assets/files/PDF/Research/
 DealershipHackensack.pdf\n\n
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