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Documents
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Documents
show an unknown amount of firefighters with criminal backgrounds are working
for the D.C. Fire Department. FOX 5 obtained exclusive internal affairs
documents from the department that show many have records, but are issued
little more than a written reprimand by Chief Dennis Rubin.
Lightning
blamed for fire at Baltimore church
Baltimore
fire officials are blaming lightning for a two-alarm fire that damaged
a city church.
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FDNY
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Firefighters
receive state-of-the-art training to battle raging infernos, dangerous
building collapses and even terrifying terrorist attacks. But sometimes
it's just as rewarding to rescue a 2-year-old Brooklyn boy who got his
head wedged in a metal park fence.
Hazmat
team cleaning spill in WA
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Economically
strapped cities lay off firefighters, risk lives
There’s
no dispute that economically strapped cities are facing large and difficult
budget shortfalls. But when municipalities try to close the budget gap
by shuttering firehouses and laying off firefighters, they are “playing
Russian roulette,” says Fire Fighters (IAFF) President Harold Schaitberger.
Decision
in on New Haven case
They
sued in 2004, a year after New Haven invalidated a promotional examination
because only white candidates for the positions of fire lieutenants. Read
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