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March 2, 2011

Update: FF Shooter Armed For Murder, Philly Update (The Secret List)

  Hey, The man who was shot and killed by Nassau County Police in Bellmore, Long Island (NY) after he crashed his truck and opened fire on BFD personnel was armed with enough weapons to commit a mass killing. We have several links to video and audio below. 31-year-old Jason Beller opened fire on BFD members, injuring one FF/EMT (see below)....
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Cut OUR FD Budget? See this video (The Secret List)

  Hey, As the fire service remains unfairly under attack in so many areas and arenas, so much of it has become "personal" against departments, against unions, against firefighters and FD leadership, and very often by personal agenda driven city hall dwellers and politicians. When these issues become so deep and personal, those elected or...
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Fire Service Under Attack: “THE NEED TO BE NEEDED”

  As the fire service remains unfairly under attack in so many areas and arenas, so much of it has become "personal" against departments, against unions, against firefighters and FD leadership, and very often by personal agenda driven city hall dwellers and politicians.   When these issues become so deep and personal, those elected or...
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Fire Service Under Attack: "THE NEED TO BE NEEDED"

  As the fire service remains unfairly under attack in so many areas and arenas, so much of it has become "personal" against departments, against unions, against firefighters and FD leadership, and very often by personal agenda driven city hall dwellers and politicians.   When these issues become so deep and personal, those elected or...
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FIREFIGHTER INJURED IN GROUND LADDER FALL

Prince George’s County Firefighters battled their second 2-alarm apartment fire in the last 8 hours last evening.  Just after 7:00 pm, firefighters from the greater Landover area responded to a report of a fire in an apartment on the second floor of 6315 Landover Road.  Firefighters arrived quickly and encountered a 3-story garden style apartment building...
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California Fire Chief Unaware of Gas Line Before Fatal Explosion

Until a deadly explosion south of San Francisco last year, local firefighters had no idea there was a large gas transmission pipeline underneath their town—a recurring problem in pipeline accidents, federal safety officials said Wednesday. Pacific Gas & Electric Company, which owned the line, did not tell the San Bruno fire department about it or...
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