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Posted: Jul 6, 2017

Video shows shootout between Indiana firefighter, neighbor; firefighter won't face charges

An Indianapolis firefighter accused of shooting his neighbor during an altercation in Johnson County last month will not be charged. Dean Keller, 49, was accused of shooting his neighbor, Jeffery Weigle, 59, four times in the chest, sending him to the hospital in critical condition. In a release sent out Wednesday, the Johnson County Prosecutor’s Office said Keller had acted in self-defense and would not be charged in the shooting.
- PUB DATE: 7/6/2017 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: WRTV-TV ABC 6 Indianapolis (The Indy Channel)
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Posted: Jul 6, 2017

Texas volunteer firefighter suspended after truck crash into home

A volunteer firefighter has been released from a La Porte jail after slamming his pickup truck into a child's bedroom Tuesday night. Blake Stevens was suspended from duty from the La Porte Fire Department, and said he is going to resign. Stevens also offered an apology to the family whose home he crashed into, and to any firefighter he said he's embarrassed by the crash.
- PUB DATE: 7/6/2017 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: abc13.com
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Posted: Jul 6, 2017

Fire damages Carter Park-area rental home

A fire that appeared to start in a grill spread to the side of a rental home in the Carter Park neighborhood Wednesday night. Firefighters were called to the Sunset Terrace Apartments, 3102 Kauffman Ave., shortly before 10 p.m. Mike Decker, the home’s tenant, said his young daughter was over that evening, and they had settled in to watch television.
- PUB DATE: 7/5/2017 11:48:41 PM - SOURCE: Vancouver Columbian
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Posted: Jul 6, 2017

Fire Truck Photo of the Day-Rosenbauer Quint

Eureka (MO) Fire Protection District EXT 109-foot Smart Viper aerial quint. Commander 4000 cab and chassis; Cummins ISX15 600-hp engine; Reyco Granning independent front suspension.

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Posted: Jul 5, 2017

Baltimore Investigating Why Two Hydrants Didn't Work During Curtis Bay Fire

Baltimore fire officials are investigating why two fire hydrants didn't work Monday during a fast-moving blaze that damaged 10 rowhouses and forced about two dozen people from their homes. "We're trying to figure out what happened," Baltimore fire chief Niles Ford said Wednesday.
Ford said the two hydrants that malfunctioned had been checked recently — one nine days before the fire; the other 44 days prior.

"Our people are trained to be able to navigate around these circumstances," Ford said, adding that firefighters quickly found other water sources to put out the flames.

More than 80 firefighters battled the fire Monday afternoon that spread rapidly from rowhouse to rowhouse along the 1600 block of Hazel Street in Curtis Bay. Two people were injured, including a firefighter.

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