NC FF Struck-Critical, FD EMT Dies-Booze OD, Good Update (The Secret List)

 

Hey…

A North Carolina Volunteer Firefighter is fighting for his life tonight after getting hit by a car while responding to crash today. It started when a car slid into a ditch in Powellsville. Trap (Bertie County) Volunteer FD Firefighter Timothy King was responding and had arrived at the crash scene. While putting on his protective vest, another car passing by slid on a patch of ice and crashed into him. FF King has massive injuries to his legs and is in critical condition. 2 other women drivers involved in the accident were not seriously injured. However, charges are pending right now against the one who originally hit King. We wish FF King a rapid recovery.

 

 

NOT AN LODD…But Worth Mentioning…..

While not an LODD, we feel this is worth passing on as so many young people are FF’s, EMT’s etc. A FF/EMT who was also a college student, died near an upstate New York campus Sunday had too much to drink at a fraternity initiation ritual. Arman Partamian, 19, of Flushing, a member of the Geneseo FD, was found unresponsive about 1100 hours yesterday inside a non-sanctioned fraternity known as the Pig House near the SUNY Geneseo campus. His own FD responded to the run and attempted-unsuccessfully, to save his life.

Partamian, a sophomore who majored in biology, was at a fraternity party Saturday night and participated in a ritual that called for heavy alcohol consumption. The Pig House is known for booze-filled parties on the weekends….state troopers confirmed that alcohol is being eyed in the death, which appears to have been accidental, and investigators were consulting with the Livingston County D.A.

Partamian graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School in 2007. He was a volunteer emergency medical technician at the Geneseo FD, whose members responded to the scene after the student’s body was found. Geneseo is located about 45 miles south of Rochester in the Finger Lakes region.

 

SOME GOOD NEWS:

That San Francisco Fire-Medic who was nearly killed a month ago while operating at that dwelling fire has improved enough to be released from the hospital. Christopher Posey was released Friday from San Francisco General’s ICU and is "resting comfortably" with his wife and 3 kids at home. He still has significant inhalation injuries including both internal and skin burns, that he has to deal with. 6 SFFD Firefighters, including Posey, a firefighter-paramedic who has worked 18 years with the city, were injured when the roof fell in. Posey was the most seriously hurt in that arson fire.

Take Care-BE CAREFUL.

BillyG

The Secret List 3-2-09 / 2115 hours