Flames Blaze from Third-Alarm Fire
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
Two firefighters looking on at the damage, post-fire.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
Approximately $1 million in damage was caused on the 22000 block of Commerce Way in Grand Terrace as a result of a Monday night fire.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
The result of the blaze speaks for itself.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
The result of the blaze speaks for itself.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
Two firefighters looking on at the damage, post-fire.
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Firefighters approaching the blaze Monday night, Nov. 17, in Grand Terrace.
Photo Courtesy of: SBC Fire
Over 50 firefighters from the San Bernardino County Fire Department were assisted by San Bernardino City, Loma Linda, Rialto, Colton and Riverside County fire departments were called to the scene.
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Shortly after firefighters arrived on the scene, 90% of the roof collapsed and officials were forced to take a defensive stance and battle the blaze utilizing ladder trucks.
Photo Courtesy of: SBC Fire
Two firefighters discussing the task at hand.
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Ladder trucks were utilized to battle the flames.
Photo Courtesy of: SBC Fire
Shortly after firefighters arrived on the scene, 90% of the roof collapsed and officials were forced to take a defensive stance and battle the blaze utilizing ladder trucks.
Photo Courtesy of: Doug Wilson
Firefighters battle the large blaze Monday night.
November 19, 2014 at 12:58pm. Views: 149
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