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January 10, 2011

Watertown Fire Department in turmoil after claims,suicide

Watertown fire department in turmoil after claims, suicide BARRY ADAMS | [email protected] | 608-252-6148 | Posted: Sunday, January 9, 2011 5:10 am Michael Quint knew someone was sabotaging his efforts to findanother job. The former assistant fire chief of the Watertown Fire Departmentsuspected it was Henry Butts, the city’s fire chief. Quint believedButts had sent...
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Hit and Run at Accident Scene

On December 20th at 1820 hours, our units were called for a motor vehicle accident requiring extrication. The assignment included two engine companies, a ladder company, an ambulance, and a Battalion Chief. Both engines were used to block the scene from oncoming traffic. The ambulance and ladder were parked downstream of the accident in the...
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WOMAN CHARGED FOR RUNNING OVER FIRE HOSE, STRIKING AMBULANCE

Mason City Police have charged a woman with running over a fire hose and striking an ambulance at the scene of a house fire Sunday afternoon in Mason City. Cindy Hartema, 48, Mason City, was charged with no driver’s license, failure to have proof of insurance, following too close to a fire truck, driving over...
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WOMAN CHARGED FOR RUNNING OVER FIRE HOSE, STRIKING AMBULANCE

Mason City Police have charged a woman with running over a fire hose and striking an ambulance at the scene of a house fire Sunday afternoon in Mason City. Cindy Hartema, 48, Mason City, was charged with no driver’s license, failure to have proof of insurance, following too close to a fire truck, driving over...
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Hit and Run at Accident Scene

On December 20th at 1820 hours, our units were called for a motor vehicle accident requiring extrication. The assignment included two engine companies, a ladder company, an ambulance, and a Battalion Chief. Both engines were used to block the scene from oncoming traffic. The ambulance and ladder were parked downstream of the accident in the...
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FIREFIGHTER BURNED, MEDEVAC’D IN NEW JERSEY

A 3 alarm fire in an apartment building in Asbury Park (NJ) has left one firefighter being medevaced to the hospital with serious burns. The fire was contained to a second-floor apartment. The Firefighter was airlifted to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Level 1 Trauma Center in New Brunswick but it is unclear the extent of the Firefighter’s injuries....
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