There has to be some common sense.

Yes, sir, and they have the car stop intended branch bike fire.

We still don't know who pulled the trigger. Hello everyone and welcome to Police Off the Cuff Real Crime Stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Folks, tonight we're telling a story a little bit different than what we usually do.

And it's a story called Black Sunday. And it's a story called Black Sunday.

And it's the story of some firefighters,

FDNY, not some firefighters, FDNY,

that responded to 236 East 178th Street in the Bronx.

This was January 23rd of 2005. And so many things went wrong. And at the end of this

job, two New York City firefighters would lose their lives. Another four would be seriously injured.

And one, in fact, one would succumb to his injuries six years later.

And we're going to go over this story, actually with the daughter of firefighter John Ballou,

who lost his life on that January 23rd of 2005.

Katriana Ballou at the time was two years old.

And she's at the ripe old age now of 20 years old.

And she's going to be telling her story in a screenplay.

And we're going to attempt to tell parts of this story tonight.

And with, of course, the help of Catriana.

The New York Times described it as so. It was a day in New York City that

no firefighter could forget. Six of the department's own, battling a blaze in a Bronx apartment

building on a brutally cold Sunday in 2005, became trapped on the fourth floor,

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