150th and Lorain Avenue. Lieutenant Orlando Torres jumped into the commander’s seat of Engine 30, turning on the lights and the siren. He replied to dispatch. “Engine 30 responding.” Blowing the horn as Engines 30 and Ladder 30 roared from the firehouse bays and down Lorain Avenue. When the alarm sounded, the men scramble from their prospective places in Firehouse 30 to race into action and their gear to respond to the 911 emergency call, and to do what they were known for…save lives. Soon as his crew arrived on the scene, he immediately directed his men on what positions to take. “Pete, have your men check the car on the curb for injuries. Harper, get those people away from the sidewalk in case that power line decides to snap. Colby, have dispatch call the power company. Pauley, you’re with me; we’ll check on the victims in the red car,” he said as they sprinted to the compact car smashed head-on into a utility pole. He checked the area for safety before touching the vehicle.
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