I GUESS MOTHER EARTH WAS THIRSTY!

Officials say the firefighters were responding to a call about flooding on a residential street when they saw excessive water on the road. Worried that the ground was unstable, they were trying to back-out the 22-ton engine when the road collapsed. Two firefighters safely climbed out of the windows, while the other two jumped off the rear of the vehicle as water and mud began pouring in. Fire officials say the $500,000 engine appears salvageable, though the radio and computer system in the cab are likely damaged.

GOOD.... NO ONE GOT HURT BUT ITS GOING TO COST ALOT TO REPLACE THE FIRE TRUCK AND THE COMPUTER SYSTEM! BUT THE RESIDENCE WILL BE REIMBURSED BY LADWP FOR THE WATER USAGE ....TO FOLLOW UP CLICK HERE --> LADWP