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Repeat DWI Offender Gets Six Months for Crash that Led to New York Firefighter's Death (opens the original)
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A driver with previous alcohol-related driving convictions was sentenced to six months in jail in connection with a crash that killed a New York firefighter last year. In July, Joseph Bellows, 55, pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence, WIVT reported. Last summer, the apparatus hit low-hanging wires knocked loose when Bellows' vehicle hit a utility pole. As East Branch Third Assistant Fire Chief Jason McGlone, 51, exited the truck and touched the metal door, he
Alexandria, VA, Firefighters Recall Unfurling Flag at Pentagon (opens the original)
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When the Garrison flag was lowered from the roof of the Pentagon last week, three firefighters involved in the original effort watched from the ground. Instead of unfurling from the roof as they did 25 years ago, ropes attached to the bottom of the flag were used to pull it down. Another difference – no firefighters were involved. “They all had safety ropes and harnesses on too,” retired Alexandria Firefighter Scott Morgan said with a laugh. He, retired Alexandria Firefighter Joe Morabito and Fa
Sendelbach Tapped to Lead Milwaukee Metro Fire Rescue (opens the original)
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Milwaukee Metro Fire Rescue has selected Tim Sendelbach as its new chief. The appointment coincides with ongoing implementation of the Milwaukee Metro Fire Rescue merger, which is intended to improve operational coordination, enhance financial sustainability and support consistent emergency response across participating communities, according to a statement from the department. "I appreciate the opportunity to serve Milwaukee Metro Fire Rescue at this point in its development. The merger allows
Ex-Woodsboro, MD, Fire Chief Shares 9/11 Response of 'Little Truck that Could' at Camp David Ceremony (opens the original)
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“We had the little truck that could -- and did.” That’s what former Woodsboro Fire Chief Micky Fyock says about the mutual aid call to the Pentagon 25 years ago. They had something no other department in the wider Washington metro area had – a 1955 B-85 open cab Mack ladder truck – that was small enough to get through the Pentagon tunnels. On Friday, Fyock shared the story of his department’s response with the little truck at a 9/11 ceremony at Camp David. “It was quite an honor. I never ever be
Photos: Technical Rescue Team at Work in Fort Worth, TX (opens the original)
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A medical emergency turned out to be anything but routine for Fort Worth firefighters Saturday. When crews found their patient was inside a crane cab about 220 feet up in the air, they requested the technical rescue team. The technicians carried the equipment necessary for the resce and climbed the crane's ladder -- about 22 stories -- to reach him, according to a Fort Worth Fire Department release. While the patient was being treated by EMS, the technicans were devising a plan to bring him down
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