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Family, friends mourn Baltimore firefighter
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October 17, 2006

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Short circuit blamed in Baltimore rowhouse fire that killed firefighterBaltimore firefighter killed, 2 injured
 Members of the Baltimore Fire Dept. carry the casket of fallen firefighter Allan Roberts Oct. 16, 2006 during funeral services held in Baltimore. Roberts, 40, died last week while fighting an early morning fire in which a second story roof collapsed trapping him and two other firefighters. The other men escaped alive but suffered severs burns. Roberts was the first Baltimore firefighter to die in the line of duty since 1995. (AP Photo / Matt Houston)Full Story



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