Members of the firehouse reported seeing an unknown man wearing a firefighters uniform enter their firehouse without their permission.  

A member confronted the intruder who quickly left, police said. After examining their belongings, a member realized her wallet was missing.  

Baltimore City Fire Stations all over the city were placed on alert and advised to frequently check their firehouses were secure.

At a cost of more than $560,000, it has taken two years for the truck to be delivered. It was still due for lettering last week, and firefighters will train on the new engine for several weeks before it is put into service, said Fire Chief Frank Carter.  

It replaces a 20-year-old engine that had traveled more than 100,000 miles.

The 2018 Rosenbauer will be safer for firefighters, featuring rollover protection and side air bags. It can transport up to five firefighters.