IFD video showing fire inside Walmart distribution center

Video from Indianapolis Fire Department showing the fire inside the Walmart distribution center through a loading dock at the facility.

[Theironbodysensei]

Supply chain attacks. It was a fire here in Memphis of a cooking oil reprocessing facility. Americans be weary and prepared for the games.

[davidhopson]

No type of fire suppression system? Looks like the entire warehouse is ablaze. Hope everyone got out safe.

[EMstatuz]

Attention walmart shoppers prices will be going up tonight... 💰 🤑 💸 💲 🪙 💶

We won't pay for this but you will!

- Walton Family

[faithwalker]

Guys as we can see, all of the things that have been happening the last couple of years show this world “ship” is sinking. The “normal” we’ve known is never coming back, there is only better or worse. The better is giving your life to our Creator, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and He will keep you from the hour of temptation that is soon to come which leads to the “worse.” Things are going to get so terribly bad you won’t want to be here. Please don’t put your faith in man but in Christ alone! Don’t hesitate, don’t wait.. do this as soon as possible!

[andybaldman]

This is like pissing on a house fire. Why even bother.

[robertdavis]

Well this is way too funny kind of weird how none of the stores have anyting but there's so much stuff burning here if the Walmart shelves are not full how is this building I bet nobody's thought about that

[itsj]

Oddly enough there was fire alarms/drills literally a week or 2 ago. I work at a neighboring warehouse and have seen them evacuate more than once.

Also everyone made it out safe from what I heard.

[TraciSoloGrayWitch]

Oh, they got a few fire fighters that must have chosen to get jabbed to work. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[stevenperkins]

I was driving thru Indianapolis and wondering what was burning down...now I know

[wes.]

re: "...Listen as 'EXPLOSIONS' sound off at Walmart fire in Plainfield"
(Truck Trailer Tires Bursting-But makes it a more Impressive News Report!)
"Hundreds of TRUCKS DESTROYED"(They were actually truck trailers but we decided it would make our story more
impressive if we told you they TRUCKS valued at $250, 000.000 each let the cat out of the bag)

[BernieUSMC]

20 years as a firefighter and this was something else, man.

[bassmasterpine]

Funny you don’t see the sprinklers doing anything. Not working

[MrJETS]

I used to work at Walmart and the pallets are stocked way too high and to top it off there was a water bottle hanging on the wall saying "use in case of

[robh]

They couldn’t even pull the trucks. Ridiculous waste of everything. They have sprinkler systems and insurance inspections and management systems and SOPs and the whole thing burns to the ground?? The fire department couldn’t do diddly. WTF??!!!

[Timbrock]

HOW DOES A FIRE LIKE THIS BECOME SO MASSIVE? When a fire starts, it can quickly grow. In a closed area the heat builds up rapidly, and flamable materials spontaneously combust into flame.
The heat continues rising, causing more material to ignite, thus rising the temperature quicker and hotter.

[lilmike]

I saw the giant plume of black smoke from I-65 as I was passing thru Indianapolis. Big scary cloud reaching up into the atmosphere it seemed

[darrinfry]

Maybe when they rebuild instill a sprinkler system might just help

[marshmower]

Now target will make more sales if they can keep up. Was the charger room the source of the fire and if so, are there automatic electric fire suppressors? Sand or dry chemical.... Can't use water in sufficient quantities. It takes a lake.

[chrisfenner]

Holy smokes. There was nothing that would have put that fire out.