Wicomico First Alert
***POLICE ALERT***
Vehicle Pursuit - Foot Chase
**UPDATE:** Suspect located, voluntarily made contact with police after the chase. He apparently got cold.
UPDATE: Foot chase currently near Booth Street. Anyone in the the area: LOCK YOUR DOORS.
UPDATE: Police looking for a black male, hoodie, sweat pants, and work boots. Salisbury Police on location, Wicomico, and State coming to assist. K9 also responding.
UPDATE: Suspect is on foot knocking on doors. If you saw anyone in the area matching the description go into a house, call 911!
UPDATE: The suspect has possibly been identified. Police are making contact with the registered owner of the vehicle.
Currently in the area of Tangier Street
Salisbury
Suspect description:
Black male, hoodie, sweat pants, work boots, possibly in his 20s, or 30s.
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How many people work over at wicomico first alert?
ReplyDeleteThey never miss anything.
Is that page part of the police dept?
ReplyDeleteJoe, did you see the post below this one on their page about WBOC?
ReplyDeleteLove that page
ReplyDeleteThere was a small attic fir on Poplar Street in Salisbury. Sounds to me that they can't get the attic fire put out. The first crew that went in stated they nocked the fire down. At least two other times I heard crews on the outside state that there was fire showing in the attic. WTH are they doing that they can't put out a little attic fire. Now they have Stations 16, 2, and 1 from Salibury on the call as well as Delmar, Fruitland, Hebron, Parsonsburg and Pittsville. Maybe it will get put out soon.
ReplyDeleteNow they have had a partial roof collapse to the roof of the building. WTH are they doing? They are going to get killed if they don't get that fire put out.
ReplyDeleteNow the incident commander is saying evacuate the structure now. Wicomico Central had to remind the assistant chief who is playing incident commander that they are allow to activate the evacuation tones.
Sounds to me that so called incident commander needs to be fired before he gets someone killed.
Now the incident commander is asking all units to go to their respective units for the PAR check. This is done for their accountability and to make sure no one is left behind to die in that building. (meanwhile the house is still burning).
ReplyDeleteWhat a joke the Salisbury Fire Department is.
The million dollar Tower 16 is on the scene. I bet the fire boat is on the way.
ReplyDeleteFinally that place the fire under control at 2:07 am in the morning.
ReplyDeleteThe Poplar Street far placed under control 20 minutes ago and the farmin are still finding far under da shingles an da eves.
ReplyDeletePlease be sure you post all the Poplar Street Fire updates all together tomorrow please.
ReplyDeleteBest page! I'm glad I found them.
ReplyDeleteLet me see who is on this fire call on poplar street.
ReplyDeleteAssistant Chief 1
Assistant Chief 2
Deputy Chief 1
16A more than likely on the tower.
At least 4 paid fire chiefs on the scene and they will all be compensated for this. Hmmm. Nice system we have here. Overkill and a waste of tax dollars.
A fire plug at the Poplar Street fire has been hit by a vehicle so Public Works had to be called.
ReplyDeleteUt Oh!! Tower 16 just placed out of service indefinitely.
ReplyDeleteHmm.. Just wondering if Tower 16 hit that plug that was mentioned previously?
Generally the fire department is notified when a hydrant is out of service. It doesn't mean they hit it.
ReplyDeleteFlat spots on the tires, 418!
ReplyDeleteits easy to play armchair quarterback. id like to see YOU go and try to put out a fire in someones home...
ReplyDeleteNot much of a chase
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