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Most of our firemen would shoot quicker than our cops... or at least hose 'em down.
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Why are these vermin allowed to walk around our streets?
Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around laws. Plato
They usually are not. We typically make them stay on station, and we only allow them to leave when a certain bell rings. Even then, they must leave on a large, loud, brightly colored truck so everyone knows where they are.Originally Posted by Stevew
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They usually are not. We typically make them stay on station, and we only allow them to leave when a certain bell rings. Even then, they must leave on a large, loud, brightly colored truck so everyone knows where they are.
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Great job by the firefighter, I wonder what the sheriff thinks about concealed carry permit holders?
"The firefighter used his firearm and probably saved the officer's life," Sheriff Ric Bradshaw said. "You just don't expect that."
Desperate people do desperate things in desperate situations.
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At what point in the promotion process do they make you turn in your cojones?Fire-Rescue Chief Steve Jerauld said firefighters are trained to save lives, not take them, but he's glad the officer was rescued and no one else was injured.
"It could have turned out much differently," Jerauld said. "It could have turned out having to attend a firefighter's funeral and a police officer's funeral."
Good job all around.
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This begs a better question (IMO), and that is, would the police department have extended the same honor (the combat cross) to an ordinary lawfully armed citizen who came upon the struggle and performed the same way as the firefighter in this instance?
Typically, I'd say yes. I've read a few articles about that happening in the past. I guess the firefighter was just that; an ordinary lawfully armed citizen.
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Originally Posted by paramedic70002
Fla. firefighter honored for saving cop, shooting suspect
Cruz was released from jail just four days earlier on a charge of attacking a Rivera Beach police officer but was stopped in that case with a stun gun.
That just has to make you wonder...
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