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.
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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.
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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: 142
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