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BALTIMORE (AP) -
A Baltimore Fire Department spokesman says four firefighters have been suspended without pay after a fatal December crash involving a fire truck.Kevin Cartwright says the firefighters have been off duty since the Dec. 9 crash, and within the last two weeks they were suspended without pay until a final disposition hearing, where they could face additional penalties. That hearing won't occur until the investigation is complete.Forty-nine-year-old Irina Petrov, her husband, 35-year-old Mikhail Petrov, and 24-year-old Igor Saub were killed when a fire truck responding to an emergency call in Northwest Baltimore went through a red light and collided with their SUV.The four firefighters in the truck, driver Nathaniel Moore, Lieutenant Thomas Moore, who is no relation to the driver, Kenneth Jacobs and Darryl Alexander, suffered minor injuries.
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With a local renegade farmin getting a 30 day suspension I feel safer now. I don't have to worry about that idiot running through an intersection in a fire truck.
ReplyDeleteWhy would they suspend the two fire fighters. I could understand the lt and the driver but seems like over kill with the two that could not do anything about the two in the front seats..
ReplyDeletethis accident happened over a month ago if not more. What is the point of reporting it now. Plus its Baltimore City. I just don't the point.
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