Recent testimonies from Los Angeles firefighters have revealed significant issues regarding the handling of two major fires: the Lachman Fire and the Palisades Fire. It was highlighted that the Lachman Fire was not fully extinguished when crews were ordered to leave the scene, with firefighters stating it was still smoldering. Additionally, concerns were raised prior to the onset of the Palisades Fire, indicating that the blaze that led to the inferno was ignored by leadership. Publicly released depositions from Palisades firefighters further emphasize the claim that not enough was done to control these wildfires, sparking discussions about proper protocols and oversight in fire management.