Posted: Jan 2, 2017
Eight Seattle firefighters were taken to Harborview for evaluation after two fire vehicles smashed into each other in Seattle's Roosevelt neighborhood. The fire trucks were responding to an automatic fire alarm a bit before 8 a.m. Sunday.
The crash occurred at Northeast 65th Street and 12th Avenue Northeast.
One of the rigs caused damage to a nearby massage shop, according to a report from a Seattle Times reporter.
Seattle Fire will be investigating the incident.
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Posted: Jan 2, 2017
PHOTOS - Police are investigating a crash involving a Seattle fire engine and a ladder truck that sent eight firefighters to the hospital Sunday morning, damaged the storefront of a massage business and smashed the ladder truck so badly that it’s out of service.
Alice Kim, spokeswoman for the Seattle Fire Department, said the trucks were responding to an automatic fire alarm when the crash occurred just before 8 a.
- PUB DATE: 1/2/2017 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: Seattle Times
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Posted: Jan 2, 2017
It wasn’t the fire alarm, but rather thieves that brought Fire Station 9 to life early New Year’s Eve morning.
Albuquerque police said a trio had been cruising around in two stolen Ford F350 trucks, and they had their eyes on another one that belonged to a firefighter who works at the station near Menaul and Eubank NE.
- PUB DATE: 1/2/2017 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: Albuquerque Journal
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Posted: Jan 2, 2017
The mother of one of the firefighters killed in the Yarnell Hill blaze has no right to sue the state for her son's death, the state Court of Appeals ruled Friday.
In a unanimous opinion, the judges said Marcia McKee presented no evidence that the actions of the state that 2013 day amounted to "willful misconduct'' by anyone involved.
- PUB DATE: 1/2/2017 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: YourWestValley.com
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Posted: Jan 2, 2017
When Marc Behrend was “on the nozzle” with the lead hose at a fire during his 28-year career with the Madison Fire Department, his fellow crew members marveled at his calm, confident demeanor and lightning-quick reactions as he worked his way through a burning building.
Behrend, who will retire Friday just one day shy of his 56th birthday, earned the most coveted job among firefighters because he snuffed out fires like he stopped hockey pucks as a goalie for the University of Wisconsin men’s hockey team, leading the Badgers to two NCAA titles in the 1980s.
- PUB DATE: 1/2/2017 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: Wisconsin State Journal
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