Station patches have long been a part of D.C. firefighter culture as a tongue-in-cheek way to create camaraderie and distinguish their unit.
Aug 15, 2017
D.C. Firefighter Attacked By Crowd, Under Investigation For Possibly Being Drunk On The Job
The firefighter, who has not been identified, was left with a broken jaw and is currently hospitalized.
A breakfast buffet at Tune Inn Restaurant & Bar will support Dane Smothers Jr.’s recovery after sustaining traumatic injuries.
Norman Brooks was put on administrative leave for comments including “those pigs deserve nothing short of a bullet in their heads.”
Marie Mills says several people went to Engine 26 in Northeast D.C. seeking help for her father, 77-year-old Cecil Mills Jr., who was suffering a heart attack.
Fire and EMS spokesman Tim Wilson confirmed that four firefighters have been placed on administrative duties following the alleged incident.