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Chief responds to scandals at D.C. fire stations

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September 06, 2007

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Chief responds to scandals at D.C. fire stations

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D.C. fire officials said Tuesday that an investigation into reports of a prostitution ring operating out of some of the city's firehouses has also yielded three reports of employees being asked to exchange illicit acts for lucrative overtime assignments.

"We know of three incidents that are being investigated," said Battalion Chief Kenneth Crosswhite, a spokesman for Fire Chief Dennis L. RubinFull Story

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