Line-of-Duty Death (LODD)
Kansas City Fire Chief Ross Grundyson described Firefighter-Paramedic Kyle Brinker as someone who “operated at the highest level of skill and compassion”
A 10-year veteran of the Kansas City Fire Department suffered a medical emergency during a training exercise
The Louisburg captain was found unresponsive at home after responding to an alarm activation
Townsend Township Fire Capt. Charles Horning died on Oct. 13, 2015, from a heart attack related to a fire earlier that morning
Police bodycam footage shows gunfire exchange that led to the death of Wisconsin Firefigher Mitchell Lundgaard
A 57-page report released by NIOSH details how inactive sprinklers, previous structure collapses and other factors led to the 2018 death of two York City Fire Department firefighters
An impromptu procession to honor Mahoney took place as firefighters and police officers escorted him from the hospital to the medical examiner’s office
Battalion Chief Marty Osborne worked for the Claremore Fire Department for over three decades
Maryland Heights Fire Department Firefighter-Paramedic Chris Moore was a 20-year veteran and leaves behind a son and daughter
The memorial is designed to pay tribute to those eight Gloucester firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty
A Philadelphia Fire Department firefighter died during the swimming portion of a triathlon from an apparent cardiac arrest, according to a spokesman
Charlie Ruffing, who had been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Injury (PTSI), leaves behind a wife, five daughters and seven grandchildren
A Scuba Dog was dedicated in honor and to the service of Firefighter Diver Juan Bucio
Barry Boulton, Sr. was a retired U.S. Marine colonel and retired detective with the Hollywood (Florida) Police Department
Brian Beck Jr., a third-generation firefighter, will be memorialized as a line-of-duty death
The husband and father of three was killed Thursday in the crossfire of a gunfight between police and an armed man
Prior to joining Willow Street Fire Company, William N. Franck was a member of the Saint Michaels Fire Department in Maryland
An Austrian firefighter was demonstrating an aerial device by taking 3rd and 4th grade students up in the bucket when he suffered a fatal electric shock
Remember any patient can turn violent, and make a patient assessment/search a part of your situational awareness approach to scene safety
Medical call turns violent, leaving firefighter dead, police officer and bystander wounded
A procession was held overnight in Milwaukee as the firefighter’s body was brought to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office
Capt. Brian Hughes was killed while he and his crew were removing hazardous standing dead trees to prevent the fire near Yosemite National Park from spreading
Christopher Fire Department Volunteer Firefighter Kody Vanfossan died fighting a multi-alarm commercial fire
The state’s band of firefighting brothers and sisters turned out in a big way to ensure Kuzik wouldn’t be alone, even in death
The widow of a volunteer firefighter Brett Korves found out she was pregnant two weeks after the death of her husband
Driver/Engineer Michael Watkins, 75 was a member of the Northeast Lakeside Fire Department
Melanie Clark reflects on the events following the death of her husband, Lt. Brad Clark
Thousands of Marines, firefighters and other responders in their dress uniforms lined both sides of Fifth Avenue for nearly a mile
An autopsy determined that Firefighter Christopher Roy, died from smoke inhalation and that the manner of death was homicide
John Leming had been an active volunteer with the Cape May Point Fire Company for six years
Firefighter Dwain Hudson was en route to a wildland fire on April 17, when he experienced a medical emergency
Firefighters along the way paid their respects to Staff Sgt. Christopher Slutman, who was a 15-year veteran of the FDNY
The suit filed by the family of firefighter Scott Deem alleges he was killed after his Personal Alert Safety Systems, or PASS, device did not sound as intended