You heard it right! Santa Claus was seen changing air bottles out at this house fire in Dickson City, PA on December 23rd. He hangs out a while watching over the firefighters as they hit hot spots on the fire.
Watch as at just :14 seconds in Santa Claus helps with the air bottle of another firefighter.
The fire occurred at 724 Carmalt Street right next door to two vacant lots where an explosion and fire occurred two years ago killing 2 people.
The blaze, which ripped through their 724 Carmalt St. residence, destroyed all the Christmas presents Ms. Branch bought for her 13-year-old daughter and more than likely killed their cat, Flicker, and parakeet, Birdie.
They escaped with only the clothes on their backs and Claudia’s bookbag.
“I have nothing for her now,” said Ms. Branch, who saw the fire flare in a computer room on the second floor. “It just happened so fast.”
Santa is such a cool dude, I just KNEW he’d have a great job like Firefighter in his spare time!
Home owner Kenneth pringle lost 10 years of his life , he is a man wirh a huge heart, many neighbors who know him know of his disabililitys , and several weeks before this tragic accident he was contacted by a women with a child who was in need of a home for holidays , kenny not knowing her , not asking for rent nothing let her move right in several weeks before xmas . kenny suffers from severe dislexia, and gets by on social security, on the night of dec 23 he lost everything life has ever gave him , he has two daughters , 3 grandchildren , the ems service , police fire, emt personal cannot be thanked enuff , kenny would give his shirt off his own bk if u were even a stranger n needed it … The community cannot b thanked enuff , the neighbors , and everyone whi has had ken in there thoughts since xmas eve well dec 31 st.. There has been a foundation account opened up at Pennstar bank in dickson city , main n blvd anyone wanting or willing to give donations there chks can b written to ” Kenneth Pringle Disaster and Recovery fund ” or Kenneth Pringle D&R fund… Newspapers had some mistakes on their writeups. Thank god this tragic event noone was hurt ….. Thank u dc community n local communitys as well..