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Fla. county FD uses ‘peak load’ ambulances to reduce response times

Mass. first responders rescue 10-year-old boy stuck in chimney

2 Va. firefighters fired for delay of aid to shooting victim

Calif. city pays $800K over firefighters refusing to enter care center

Conn. officials push for up to $3M in grant for EMS

Denver considers training firefighters as paramedics to counter slow ambulance response times

Calif. FD holds ‘push in’ ceremony for new ambulances

Mo. firefighter faces felony charges for allegedly urinating on medic’s property

Lawsuit filed by family of man who died near D.C. fire station

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The $7.7 million wrongful-death lawsuit alleges Medric “Cecil” Mills Jr. could have been saved if firefighters had responded to bystanders who asked for help

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