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Topic: firefighters
Alleged carjacking and stabbing in Clarksville
June 5, 2009 | 
On June 5, 2009 about 3:40 p.m. officers responded to a request from the Fire Department at the scene of a car fire where they found a 52 year old male, a Clarksville resident, seriously injured outside of his burnt 86 Honda in a trail off of Crossland Ave. When officers responded to the scene, they found a male who alleged that he had been carjacked, stabbed, and his vehicle set on fire.
Clarksville, TN - Emergency Responders rush the victim out of the woods
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A Son Remembers His Firefighter Father In Charleston, S.C.
June 20, 2007 |
The death of nine firefighters in a horrid furniture store fire in Charleston, South Carolina has devastated that city and the state. It’s said to be the 
worst one-time lost of life since 9-11. Many stories have appeared detailing the incident. The following link goes to a son’s rememberance of his firefighter father who had come out of retirement to return to firefighting duty at the department. It’s a somber acknowldgment of the dangers of the job.
To read this personal memorial go to: http://www.wcbd.com/midatlantic/cbd/news.apx.-content-articles-CBD-2007-06-19-0023.html
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