In a plea agreement, an ambulance driver pleaded guilty this past Thursday to killing two men in a Sept. 23, 2007 crash. Shanea Climo, 22, allegedly was driving under the influence when she crashed her ambulance into another vehicle on Route 19 in Marshall Township. Douglass Stitt, 38, of Mercer, and Phillip Bacon, 31, of...Read More
In a plea agreement, an ambulance driver pleaded guilty this past Thursday to killing two men in a Sept. 23, 2007 crash. Shanea Climo, 22, allegedly was driving under the influence when she crashed her ambulance into another vehicle on Route 19 in Marshall Township. Douglass Stitt, 38, of Mercer, and Phillip Bacon, 31, of...Read More
"We simply don’t have enough firefighters to put on all of our trucks," says Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran (and old friend of this website and The Secret List) …"so what to you do? Blackouts and brownouts." Clearly Chief Cochran has his hands full with a Mayor that is out of control..and a Mayor that...Read More
"We simply don’t have enough firefighters to put on all of our trucks," says Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran (and old friend of this website and The Secret List) …"so what to you do? Blackouts and brownouts." Clearly Chief Cochran has his hands full with a Mayor that is out of control..and a Mayor that...Read More
By Jay R. Thompson An irregular heartbeat was responsible for the death of county paramedic and firefighter Brian Neville, according to the State Medical Examiner’s office, whose staff conducted Neville’s autopsy. Neville, 32, was normally stationed at Fire Station 11 in Hillendale, but was filling in as the county Emergency Medical Services district supervisor at...Read More
An Evans City ambulance driver likely will spend less than two years in prison for a drunken crash that killed two men. EMS Network: http://www.emsnetwork.org/artman2/publish/article_34943.shtml Shanea Climo, 23, a driver for Cranberry Ambulance, agreed to a plea deal with prosecutors to spend 11 1/2 to 23 months in the Allegheny County Jail for causing the...Read More
