Massive fire at NYPD evidence warehouse (VIDEOS)
A Brooklyn warehouse used to store confiscated vehicles and other large pieces of evidence has burned for hours Read Full Article at RT.com
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Over 100 emergency personnel struggled to extinguish the blaze, which could be seen on Doppler radar
A three-alarm fire broke out at the New York Police Department’s Evidence Control & Impound warehouse in the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn, police confirmed on Tuesday.
Over 140 firefighters were reportedly on the scene at the Erie Basin Auto Pound warehouse on Columbia Street, two hours after the fire was first reported. An explosion triggered a partial collapse of the building, forcing some units to retreat, and FDNY officials told local media outlets that at least eight people were injured, including three firefighters, three EMS technicians, and two civilians.
The blaze allegedly began on a storage shelf before spreading throughout the 8,000 square foot facility, which is one of five warehouses the NYPD uses for storing confiscated vehicles. Pieces of evidence considered too large to fit in “normal” storage areas are also reportedly kept there.
The NYPD evidence warehouse just Epsteined.
— Stephen Punwasi
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