The Princeton First Aid and Rescue squad member who was swept away in swift moving flood waters while attempting to search a submerged car during Hurricane Irene has died from his injuries, police said this morning. Michael Kenwood, 39, had been hospitalized since he was pulled from the water early Sunday with undisclosed injuries. Kenwood,...Read More
On 08-27-11 A Rural Fire apparatus rolled over. The Medicine Creek Fire Department 2009 Freightliner Pumper was heading northbound on Missouri 139 when the vehicle ran off the right side shoulder the driver over corrected and the load of water shifted causing the apparatus to roll over. The driver was sent via ambulance to Sullivan...Read More
A 39-year-old volunteer with the Princeton First Aid & Rescue squad is in critical condition after being pulled unconscious from an attempted water rescue early this morning. At a press conference this afternoon, Gov. Chris Christie initially identified the man as a Princeton firefighter "who succumbed to his injuries from an attempted swift water rescue."...Read More
Three firefighters were working an exterior line on a masonary poarch in a defensive operation when a collapse sent the poarch into the basement and a brick wall fell on top of oneo the three. Two self extricated but the third was pinned and the falling wall took his mask off. RIT team dug him...Read More
