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Is there any formal investigation, or any ideas how to start one. I have heard all kinds of things about this guy. If he treats litigation aganst people who question him, he must be hiding something. Are his threats aganst those who challenge him valid? Can you question it without the fear of being sued? Can you present stuff to investigators, Anonymously? Is there some way look up his funds used being its a "Charity"

Bringing back Photo hunt uh?

RIP, thoughts and prays to his friends and family

Mamaroneck EMS: 1,420

A rabbi, a con-ed worker, and a priest walk into a bar...............

Wonder if there is a way, to say the hell with FDNY, and try to go back to health, and hospital? To all my friends on here who work FDNY You guys did one hell of a job.. God bless

Time to move to duchess county.... They see more work there anyways lol :-P Westchester County government is fooling themselves if they think they can operate with these levels... All it will take is for one person to die because of these changes and someone will sue...

Link to News 12 Story: http://www.news12.com/articleDetail.jsp?articleId=338069&position=1&news_type=news

To my brother and friend.. Charlie Chucky Mellilo... who was know on here at StOpGoBLue.... I love ya bro... Words can't even express the pain we are all feeling... I hope you found peace, and will watch over us... Keep us safe as we do our jobs. and know that we will always love and remember you... God Bless brother..... Our Father, Who art in heaven Hallowed be Thy Name; Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.

NY10570 was one of the original wave of members here with EMTbravo, joining in 2004. The fact that he stood here and took the time to help us all become better emergency providers, proves that one person can make the world better. While I never had the pleasure of meeting him, I have had the pleasure of working with member of the EMS FAMILY, that he leaves behind, and take part of his many discussions here on EMTbravo. He was very pro EMS and tried to make EMS an equal provider, and not the bastard step child it is today. . It is a shame we have to say goodbye to a great man like him, but as long as this site is here, people can learn from him, for many years to come. RIP brother, and may you, your family, and friends find peace in god

Thoughts and prays for a safe return home..

Glad to hear your ok seth..

Excellent work Kyle... Thanks for making me look good haha...

Nice job by the volunteers that came out for this call, Croton PD, MTA PD , and OVAC. The family was very appreciative...... Job well done

It's going to be interesting the next cupple of months in the city of yonkers with budget issues I think..

When's the wetdown lol

I do believe it should be an FD response only, if the person isnt complaining of any injury, why should an ambulance be taken out of service to better sever the community its in. If the propper questions are asked, then thete is no need to tie up resourses. Noe if they is some sort of underline issue, like they got dizzy, or chest pain, for example then ofcourse dispatch an ambulance , but I feel it all comes to dispatch. I have read eveyones post, and this is my opinon..

Bumping the thread... Its this thursday, Please try your best to come out and support the family. No one ever wants to loose a child, but to loose a child and worry about the financial side of life adds to the stress.

John L. Glascott, passed away on Thursday, April 12, 2012, at his home in Yonkers, NY. He was 26 years old. Raised in Briarcliff Manor, John graduated from Ossining High School in 2004 and went on to attend Iona College, where he studied business and was an active member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity. Deeply passionate about making a difference in his community and helping others, John became a volunteer firefighter at the age of 18, and later worked professionally as an EMT in southern Westchester County. He is survived by his parents, John and Sue Glascott of Briarcliff Manor, NY; two sisters, Laura Glascott Faustman (husband Dean) of San Francisco, CA, and Margaret Glascott, studying in Charleston, SC; maternal grandparents Lawrence and Elizabeth Flynn of Saratoga Springs, NY; paternalgrandmother Joan H. Glascott of Briarcliff Manor, NY; as well as ten aunts and uncles, 14 cousins, and many loving friends. Visitation will be held on Tuesday, April 17, 2012, from 2-4pm and 7-9pm at Waterbury & Kelly in Briarcliff. Funeral Mass at 10 am on Wednesday, April 18, at St. Theresa’s Church in Briarcliff, followed by internment at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Memorial contributions can be made in John’s name to the Briarcliff Volunteer Fire Department, 1111 Pleasantville Road, Briarcliff Manor, New York 10510.

Site looks good...

My thoughts and prays are with the BMFD.

RIP tyler.. My thoughts and prays go out to his family.. Both blood, and his fire department brothers, and sisters at elmsford... Im so sorry for your loss..

GO VMFD!!!!!!!!!!!!

Goes by years of experience as an EMT-B/EMT-P as your base pay. Then for every shift you work as a dispatcher, you get a stipend. Atleast that what it was when I was there.

wow.. How long have you been doing career EMS? You gripe about how money needs to be higher for paramedics and EMT's yet you shoot down the most influential and logical way of doing? You said you worked for a union for citywide.. Funny i never knew they had one. Was this for the ambulete or ambulance divison. Your on here asking about jobs, saying that no one is hiring.. Well I know for a fact that Empress is hiring as is transcare. The only thing is to work for empress you must be in the union. They dont give you a choice. is that a reason why you dont want to work there cause they are unionized?. It EMS brothers like you who make it harder for the rest of us to further our careers and livelihood. While you are untitled to your opinion. I would strongly incourage you to look at unions openmindedly.. Cause with out unions in certin companys. You would make a fraction of what is considered starting pay in this area, and there would be nothing you could do, short of loosing your job to get fair rights.. ( not sighting any specific company just making a generalized statement)