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Another example of Cold Fire Tactical in use at a recent political rally in Seattle. The Seattle Police Department did an excellent job controlling the scene and when demonstrators attempted to set fire to a “Blue Lives Matter” they quickly used Cold Fire Tactical.
You can view the entire story about this incident by visiting our Youtube link here:
Pro-Trump activists held a “Mega MAGA March” Saturday afternoon in Seattle, WA and were counter-demonstrated by antifa, who set a “Blue Lives Matter” flag on fire. Several black-bloc clad antifa activists were arrested.
Filmed by N2S Contributor Cody Aaron Adams
We found this video compliments of “Atlanta Fox 5 News” and it shows yet another example of how Cold Fire Tactical is on a mission to replace the standard dry chem extinguisher with a Cold Fire Tactical unit. Click on the images below to be re-directed to the original article.
Here is an excerpt of that report and link to the entire article can be found below:
POSTED: AUG 05 2018 06:20PM EDT
VIDEO POSTED: AUG 05 2018 07:22PM EDT
UPDATED: AUG 06 2018 09:14PM EDT
ATLANTA – An Atlanta police officer saved a passenger from a burning car Sunday and the rescue was caught on his body camera.
The fire happened on Lenox Road near State Route 400 around 4 a.m., according to police.
Authorities said a car engine went up in flames after the car hit a metal utility pole.
The body camera video shows the flames and the officer using a fire extinguisher to put the fire out.
Officials said three people were taken to Grady Memorial Hospital.
Police said the officer’s pants were burned and he suffered minor scrapes and bruises.
Full article located here – http://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/atlanta-police-officer-rescues-man-from-burning-car
Kaysville cops burned saving man who set himself on fire speak out
KAYSVILLE, Utah — Four police officers who were burned while rescuing a suicidal man who set himself on fire inside a gas station are speaking about the experience.
Video from this news story can be found here- http://fox13now.com/2018/04/12/kaysville-cops-burned-saving-man-who-set-himself-on-fire-speak-out/
Officer Cade Bradshaw (left), Sgt. Shawn McKinnon and Officer Lacy Turner (right) speak over a video hookup with Officer Robert Jackson, who remains hospitalized. (Photo by Ben Winslow, FOX 13 News)
Officers Robert Jackson, Lacy Turner, Cade Bradshaw and Sgt. Shawn McKinnon spoke at a news conference Thursday, describing their encounter with an agitated man at a convenience store last week.
“Obviously, he was in crisis,” Officer Turner said.
The officers were called to try to help the man who doused himself in gasoline and was holding a Zippo lighter in his hand inside the convenience store bathroom. They tried de-escalating the situation, talking to him and offering him help.
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As negotiations broke down, Officer Jackson said he waited for the man to close the lighter and then lunged for it.
“It was very hot, very intense, and all five of us turned to the door which, thank God, was open,” he said.
Surveillance video released by Kaysville Police on Thursday showed the flash of fire, and the officers scrambling as the burning man rips his clothing off and lunges into the convenience store shelves. Officers moved quickly to douse the flames. Officer Turner took a fire extinguisher to the man. A deputy nearby took a rubber mat to help beat down the flames on Officer Jackson.
“Both my legs and my calves are third-degree burns. They will be having to do surgery on them. My left arm was burned from my wrist to my shoulder,” Officer Jackson told reporters over a video conference link from his hospital bed.
Officer Bradshaw’s arms are still bandaged from the second-degree burns he received.
“It’s hard to tell my face got burned it actually looks pretty well. I was burned here from up and around back and burns here,” he said, motioning from his neck to his ear.
Sgt. McKinnon and Officer Turner have been cleared to return to duty. The man who attempted to immolate himself remains hospitalized in critical condition in the University of Utah Hospital’s burn unit.
“I feel bad for him. We deal with people that are in crisis. Obviously our main goal is to help them and get them the help they need. It’s a sad situation he was in some point in his life where he felt like he needed to do this,” said Officer Bradshaw. “I hope he gets the help he needs.”
The officers said they were appreciative of overwhelming community support since the incident.
“My job is to protect lives,” said Officer Jackson. “And if I have to risk mine to save somebody else, I’m going to do that.”
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