Fire in East Hartford, Colleen Slemmer, Cornell 7, Stalking, Murder and Shootout in CT

Okay, this first story is actually not a big news story, and you will only catch it here.

That's right, because it is an Eric Unfiltered exclusive news report.

That's right.

Like, like a real boy.

Like a real reporter.

Uh, so it's-- You're definitely not gonna catch it anywhere else.

If you have been a follower of mine, you will have noticed this past Saturday, th- on October 3rd, that I had a source hit me up with an image of some first responder activity in East Hartford, and I was-- They kept feeding me the information, and I kept putting it up there.

So today, I reached out to East Hartford Fire Department, and I have surmised a report here.

Yes, like, like a real reporter.

Isn't that kinda cool? So the first one here is mobile home fire in East Hartford.

On Saturday, October 3rd, the East Hartford Fire Department responded to a call at 10 Apache Road, which is located in the Rivermead Mobile Home Park.

After speaking with East Hartford Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief Eric Munsell, he said that there was a small fire in a side room.

All occupi- all occupants did make it out safely, and there were no injuries.

He also stated that one of the residents made the heads-up decision by closing the door to the room, which helped with containing the fire.

He said the fire was put out quickly, but they did set up hoses just as a precaution.

Also, a highlight here, they were able to reoccupy the residence that evening.

That's awesome.

A few things Assistant Chief Munsell would like to remind the public about: close your doors.

Even at night when you are sleeping, it helps with containment and reducing oxygen to the fire.

Also, clocks are about to change.

I'm not getting into the whole argument over ti- clocks cha- not, not doing that today.

It's silly.

But because clocks are about to change again, it is a perfect time to just change the batteries in all of your fire alarms.

Don't even, don't even check them.

Just, just change them.

Okay, this first story is actually not a big news story, and you will only catch it here.

That's right, because it is an Eric Unfiltered exclusive news report.

That's right.

Like, like a real boy.

Like a real reporter.

Uh, so it's-- You're definitely not gonna catch it anywhere else.

If you have been a follower of mine, you will have noticed this past Saturday, th- on October 3rd, that I had a source hit me up with an image of some first responder activity in East Hartford, and I was-- They kept feeding me the information, and I kept putting it up there.

So today, I reached out to East Hartford Fire Department, and I have surmised a report here.

Yes, like, like a real reporter.

Isn't that kinda cool? So the first one here is mobile home fire in East Hartford.

On Saturday, October 3rd, the East Hartford Fire Department responded to a call at 10 Apache Road, which is located in the Rivermead Mobile Home Park.

After speaking with East Hartford Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief Eric Munsell, he said that there was a small fire in a side room.

All occupi- all occupants did make it out safely, and there were no injuries.

He also stated that one of the residents made the heads-up decision by closing the door to the room, which helped with containing the fire.

He said the fire was put out quickly, but they did set up hoses just as a precaution.

Also, a highlight here, they were able to reoccupy the residence that evening.

That's awesome.

A few things Assistant Chief Munsell would like to remind the public about: close your doors.

Even at night when you are sleeping, it helps with containment and reducing oxygen to the fire.

Also, clocks are about to change.

I'm not getting into the whole argument over ti- clocks cha- not, not doing that today.

It's silly.

But because clocks are about to change again, it is a perfect time to just change the batteries in all of your fire alarms.

Don't even, don't even check them.

Just, just change them.