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Wishing everyone a very safe and happy Thanksgiving. Especially the brave men and women of the Los Angeles Fire Department who are working today to keep Los Angeles safe. #IAFF #LAFD
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UFLAC News Report 11.17.2023 Stay Connected November 17, 2023 Here’s the latest news impacting Los Angeles Firefighters… Feature LAPD off-duty officer dead following Northridge 2-vehicle c...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you Councilmember Eunisses Hernandezand the LA City Council for honoring the crew at Los Angeles Fire Department Fire Station 11 in Council today. Truck 11 was recognized as the busiest truck in America in 2022 with nearly 5,000 runs. It’s an honor to serve the people of Los Angeles every single day. #UFLAC #IAFF
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Early this morning a massive fire erupted on the 1700 block of East 14th street near large homeless encampments. Engine 17 was overrun by the fire. Thankfully, no firefighters were injured. Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Fire Department Mayor Karen Bass
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Glad everyone is ok, good job LAFD!
Glad they didn’t get hurt. Sad about the truck that’s a bad fire.
Wow glad no injuries , glad you weren’t on duty
Homeless fire?
The homeless are burning the city down
NOW will something be done about those massive encampments?
What IDIOTS allow combustible storage under a freeway.... oh yeah, the same IDIOTS that allow homeless encampments to flourish.
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