what are the 7 IT domains, 7 Domain-Related Access Controls, and 7 Infrastructure for Control Implementation?
lay them on their side under a two by four and drive over it. works awesome and it don,t cost nothing. and you can do ten times as many in the same time.
I had a chimney fire about 2 months ago. It took 8 minutes for the fire department to arrive after my neighbor called 911. It took them 3 minutes to get water on it after they arrived. You can go to the fire department and get an incident report. Mine cost $5 and it was very telling.
I would say chances are you're suffering from the same thing most people do when they're the first on scene at an emergency - it seems like things are taking a lot longer than they are. Late last year, we had a car fire. The first on scene, and the one that called it in, happened to be an officer from another fire company. He ended up getting county to dispatch company after company for this car fire because he was sitting there watching it burn, and it seems like it's taking A LOT longer for crews to get there than it really is. A few weeks ago we had two accidents in the same location, a couple of days apart. The first one, I was last on scene, and there was a nearby neighbor directing traffic til I got there. He claimed it took my company 10 minutes to get there. The second one, I was first on scene, and I could've sworn it took my company 10 minutes to get there after I did, when really it only took about 2. What I'm getting at, is, it always seems like everything is taking much longer than it really is. And, the reason the officer was able to stop you, was because when fire personnel get there, they have complete control over the property, and other than that, they likely felt that there was no reason for you to risk yourself or possibly hinder their efforts by trying to handle it yourself. Anyway, I would suggest sending a letter to or calling your first-due company and questioning their response. Who knows, they may have had some equipment malfunction or failure on scene. I'm sure they would be able to give you an accurate timeline of events, as well. Be nice, though.
I do not understand why the police stopped you from keeping your fire under control. Wow!! If I was you I would ask the police chief why?
