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Edison Firefighters Rescue Victim at 2nd Alarm Fire


By THOMAS AURNHAMMER Senior Correspondent

1st Responder Network	Story Number 060307125
Disclaimer: This article is a direct street report from our correspondent and has not been edited by the 1st Responder newsroom.

By Tom Aurnhammer

Fire Showing From Attic at Edison Fire

By Tom Aurnhammer

Edison Deputy Chief at the Plainfield Street Fire

By Tom Aurnhammer

Edison's Truck 2 Operating on the "D" Side of the Fire Building

By Tom Aurnhammer

Smokey Conditions at the Command Post

By Tom Aurnhammer

Edison Engine Four Operating at the Fire Scene

By Tom Aurnhammer

Edison Truck 1 on the "A" Side of the Structure

By Tom Aurnhammer

Smoke Condition at Plainfield Street and Route 1

By Tom Aurnhammer

Edison Firefighters Getting Ready to Start Interior Operations After the Bulk of the Fire is Knocked Down

EDISON, NJ – On June 2nd, 2007 at approximately 1013 hours a fire gutted a two-story home at 82 Plainfield Street sending one man to the hospital and displacing other occupants. When firefighters arrived there was fire blowing out the front windows of the structure and dropped power lines.

Two Edison Firefighters entered the rear of the building and found a man on the first floor. They removed him from the structure and began CPR. He was transported by EMS units at the scene. Later reports indicate that other occupants were able to escape from the burning structure. The fire was brought under control in approximately 40 minutes.

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