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17K views · 119 reactions | Repost BANG Forcible Entry - Sacramento Fire crews responded to a transformer that was on fire. The situation quickly escalated as live power lines fell to the ground making the scene challenging to combat. SMUD was called for assistance to cut the power so crews could knockdown the fire. No injuries were reported and the cause of the fire is unknown. RP:@sacramentofire www.BANGforcible.com | Train Your Probie | Facebook

#ForcibleEntryFriday with some irons on the padlock ✊🏼🔓🪓👨🏻‍🚒 A quick and simple method for forcing a padlock. Twist up the chain before placing the tool. Doing so takes the slack/bounce out of the chain and delivers more force on the padlock. Either the fork slid OVER the shackle or the pike slid IN the shackle can be used. I typically prefer this method, though both can have their place. If you have a heavy-duty / "real" brand lock, this technique may be more difficult and may not work. O

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90% of the time, it works every time. 😉👨🏻‍🚒🔒 Few forcible entry techniques work "every time." The key is to have as many techniques in your toolbox as possible so that you can best match the strength of your tools and techniques with the weaknesses of the obstacle. What you observe on your size-up will include or exclude certain options. This one broke the internet about a year ago, so it's worth a re-share. Will it work every time? No. Could it cause damage? Yes. Is it still an option to c

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