tremont: Two men pistol-whipped shot - video by yoga & guy - Fahrenheit food truck propane tanks bomb if bullet etc. hits

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Good job, partner.   I just knew you would come up with a video.

  Thanks Guy and your canine pal Yoga for the art video of the shooting in Tremont.  This happened late Friday night into Saturday early a.m.  This is the worst time of the week, especially during the summer, for any one living in the City of Cleveland. 

It is well-known that folks get completely smashed on Friday nights--the consequences are deadly. 

Visible police patrols and a crack down on loud music and out-of-control parties (and juvenile curfew violations) would go a long way to help prevent this stupidity in our neighborhoods. 

But, we get very little response for loud noise.  It's only when guns are fired or visible fights occur that you MIGHT get a squad car on the scene.

Guy, if you checked your e-mails today you will see that I forwarded a copy of your posting (and video) on the "Shooting in Tremont and Explosive Canteen" to Homeland Security, Commander Sulzer, Chief McGrath,  Safety Director Marty Flask, Joe Cimperman and Chris Garland.

I also attached a copy of the photos and letter that I sent in November 2009, about the hazardous and unsafe conditions about Farhenheit's food truck being parked on the Street in our community.

I will be providing contact numbers for all the enforcers so that others may make complaints about these big trucks being parked on public streets.

Dangers of propane tanks - being shot at. (Stray bullet, etc.)

While normally, propain is safe - but in the wrong place at the wrong time it can be deadly.  I found many many stories and news  reports of propane tanks exploding and causing injuries and death. 

why are these trucks owners are permitted to arrogantly drive around with potential bombs hanging from the backs of their canteens trucks?  A little bit of cure goes a long way.  Someone needs to insist that Fahrenheit (Rocco Whalen) move,  park and utilize his lethal weapon in a safer location - not in the mainstream of traffic where it creates hazardous and unsafe conditions simply by impeding the flow of traffic (and bullets).

CITY OF CLEVELAND CODIFIED ORGINANCE - HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS:  RIGHT-TO-KNOW - 393.03     Definitions

(a) "Chemical name" is the scientific designation in accordance with the nomenclature system developed by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) or the Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) rules of nomenclature for those substances referred to in Section 393.04.

(b) "Common name" means a code name, code number, trade name, brand name, generic name or any other means used to identify a chemical order than by its chemical name.

(c) "Container" means any bag, barrel, bottle, box, can, cylinder, drum, storage tank, reaction vessel, or the like that contains a hazardous chemical. For purposes of this section, pipes, piping systems or transfer containers used in production are not considered to be containers.

There are a number of other organizations that govern the une/transportation of propane besides the law makers/breakers in the City of Cleveland. Some of them are:

1.  U.S. Department of Transportation; 2.  OSHA;  3.  American Society of Mechanical Engineers;  4.  American Peterolium Institute; and, 5.  National Propane Gas Association. 

"Once the bullet penetrates the compromised propane cylinder, the gas bottle itself becomes a deadly projectile with a mind and direction of its own. Shooting at propane cylinders and tanks in this manner can result in death."

Propane Tanks Bleve at fundrasier,Ky.Fire Chief Injured securing scene.

Cars damaged, bystander hurt at school fundraiser

By Rob Ginter - Staff Writer Morehead News

A cookout fundraiser for the Rowan County high school girl’s basketball team turned scary Saturday.

“The Morehead Fire Department was notified at 5:20 p.m. on Saturday evening to respond to the Rowan County Senior High School that an explosion had occurred involving a grill,” Assistant Chief John Northcutt said. “While in route firefighters were notified that one subject had sustained burns from the explosion and an ambulance was called.”

“A small amount of fire was visible when we arrived,” Northcutt said. “The remainder of the fire was quickly extinguished once firefighters were on the scene. According to reports given to us, a gentleman was cooking on a heavily constructed grill being fueled by two 40-pound propane cylinders attached to a trailer,” Northcutt said. “It had caught on fire in the area between the propane tanks and the burners being the cause of the fire and explosion.”

Three vehicles sustained damage during the blast, according to Northcutt.

“Quick action by Farmers Fire Chief Darrell Glover helped decrease the intensity of the event,” Northcutt said. “Darrell Glover was attending the fundraiser and acted quickly to evacuate the area and help controlled the scene moving bystanders away from the scene. A bystander did attempt to extinguish the fire but Glover did the right thing having him evacuate the area.”

“Darrell was behind a brick wall several feet from the grill when it exploded,” Northcutt said. “He sustained burns to his head and hands and was transported to St. Claire Regional Medical Center and discharged.”

“At first I thought I thought I could put my gear on and go turn it off,” Glover said. “By the time I got to my truck and turned back everything was burning. Once everything got burning I was just trying to get everyone away from it.”

“I was around the corner from it and I thought I was safe when it exploded. I couldn’t even see it but the big ball of fire suck back into the corridor that I was in. The tank parts blew at least 210 feet away. I’ll heal and I’ll be all right but I’m just glad nobody got hurt.”

The explosion shaking the ground was felt and heard by those living in the area.

“It shook the house up pretty good,” Richard White said. “We thought the pipeline blew up and you could feel it outside.”

White could feel tremors from the blast at a Flemingsburg Road residence approximately a mile away.

“We had reports that the explosion was heard as far away as from Lowe’s to Copperas Hollow,” Northcutt said.

The fire is under investigation by the State Fire Marshall’s Office and the Morehead Fire Department. Also at the scene was the Morehead Police Department whose officers did reports on the vehicle damage.

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