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RIP Officer Cortez

Yeah, and didn't something similar happen in Canada that actually was a relative? Just goes to show--- "The Apple don't Fall Far from the Tree."

September22 at 1930 hrs.

I agree to a point. BUT!!! First of all, we all know what happen when you ass ume. As for the sirens, as was previously posted, two good reasons for them are: to advise the public of an emergency, and also that the radios do have "dead spots" and other reliability problems. Also how many departments run out and get pagers for brand new members? I'm sure a lot will have the newbies wait a while for a pager. And yes, I agree that both sides are acting immature, although some more so than others. JMHO.

HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LMAO!!!!! That's one of the best I've seem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You are correct Post 1978 ballasts are PCB free. The link below has some interesting info. RE: PCBs

Damn Jerk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :angry: :angry: :angry:

Now that it's done for another year, Who won which trophy?

Good Job! Nice Video!!

The closest thing to a pet is the landlord's dog upstairs, but no cats.

From Lohud.com Cops say sex is for sale on Web site, arrest 30 on prostitution charges By RICHARD LIEBSON THE JOURNAL NEWS (Original publication: July 20, 2007) When it comes to Internet commerce, experts say both buyers and sellers should beware. Apparently that message wasn't heeded by 30 men and women arrested on misdemeanor prostitution charges. Police say they were using to the popular craigslist.org Web site to buy and sell sex throughout Westchester County. "They're low-level offenses, but it's a big business and a public health hazard,'' Greenburgh Police Chief John Kapica said yesterday. "It's amazing how widespread it is, and how profitable. We had women charging $200 to $400 an hour for sexual services. Some were coming here all the way from Florida.'' The arrests were made by police from Greenburgh, Rye, Rye Brook and Elmsford who formed a special task force in March after learning that ads for "erotic services'' were being posted on Craigslist featuring explicit photos of women and implying that sexual encounters could be arranged in Westchester. Some ads listed fees in dollars while others used euphemisms such as "roses'' or "kisses'' to indicate prices. The police began answering the ads and arranging meetings in local hotels and motels, arresting the women who showed up on a charge of prostitution. Men who drove the women to the meeting places were charged with fourth-degree promoting prostitution, also a misdemeanor. Police also posted "undercover ads" of their own. When men looking for trysts replied, meetings were arranged and the men were arrested on a charge of fourth-degree patronizing a prostitute, a misdemeanor. In all, Kapica said, 11 women were charged with prostitution, five men were slapped with promoting prostitution charges and 14 men were accused of patronizing a prostitute during the sting between May 18 and June 29. Police also seized $11,000. "We thought we would throw some resources at this and at least put a hole in it for a little while,'' Kapica said. "We're hoping that we can scare off the prostitutes and embarrass the johns.'' Once the arrests started, Kapica said, several Craigslist users posted warnings in the site's Hudson Valley section that police were investigating "erotic services'' ads. Nonetheless, dozens of sexual ads were found during a check of the site's Hudson Valley section yesterday. Three of those arrested in the sting have already pleaded guilty to lesser charges and had their cases sealed, Kapica said. The remaining 27 cases are still pending. Officials from the Craigslist Web site could not be reached yesterday for comment. In 2005, after White Plains police arrested 20 women on prostitution charges during a similar sting, Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster said the Web site's terms of service prohibit postings that promote illegal activities.

Engines can't be trained but the Engine Companies can?????? Just bustin on ya JBE

Thoughts and prayers to PO Dolan for a full and speedy recovery. And I hope they throw the book at the perp.

We keep a couple sets on just about all of our apparatus, but it's bunkers with short boots.

Sounds like the typical bureaucratic municipal micromanagement, which I've seen a lot of.

Great Job! Excellent Video

Between the boating accidents and people falling or jumping off bridges, it's probably not such a bad thing, not to mention making sure that the boats are properly equipped.

As I've stated in prior threads, we have an excellent setup with our VAC. Even though we do not run the ambulance, but we have close to 30 EMTs so the ambulance can respond driver only, since we respond to almost every call the VAC does.

1750 points

I'll kick it off ENTER

Well, it only serves to remind us of that saying that keeps showing up on here---Stupid People=Job security!!!!!!! But this one needs treatment for more than just the burns he took.

Especially at the tender age of seventeen!!!!! :angry: :angry: :angry:

ABSOLUTELY!!!!!!!!! May the two Firefighters have a full and speedy recovery.

Tommy, you are ABSOLUTELY right, although I'm totally prejudice, cause I don't drink. But many years ago, before the consumption of alcohol became the liability, we had a situation with it. We had a fire call, probably around 0730. At the time we had beer in the firehouse, but, fortunately, nobody at that call had the keys to it. One of our members left and started on a day of "boozing". Around 2200 that night was in a head-on which killed three women. While there was NO liability on the FD, our Chief and President spent quite a lot of time in court before we were determined to be free and clear of any liability.

QUOTE(Chris192 @ Jul 19 2007, 05:23 AM) * ONEEYE is definitely right - it's really easy to get complaceent when you make a lot of car stops. While I'm glad to see at least one remains sharp, but, unfortunately, I'm concerned that you MAY be more the exception, rather than the rule.