Firefighters always rush to the front line of saving people and put their lives aside. No matter how dangerous the situation is, they will march forward.
Daniel Dwyer, a team leader at the Atlanta fire rescue agency, rushed into a burning house and rescued a 95 year old grandmother, but he was suspended for 48 hours.
(Daniel Dwyer)
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On June 8, 2019, a house in Atlanta caught fire. Daniel Dwyer rushed into the fire and rescued the 95 year old woman trapped inside, CNN reported on February 12. After nearly seven months of internal investigation, on February 12, 2020, Atlanta Fire Department of the United States decided to suspend Daniel for 48 hours because of his "unauthorized action" and "no member of the team when entering the fire site".
It is reported that although Daniel saved the 95 year old woman from the house despite the danger, she died because of ineffective rescue.!
(Scene of the fire)
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According to the notice of punishment, Daniel Dwyer was officially suspended without pay on February 14, 2020, but because the firefighters need 24-hour shift, Daniel's suspension date was changed to February 13 and February 16.!
(Daniel and grandma rescued)
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"Daniel Dwyer rushed in when he was carrying out his duty of rescuing people, which was very irresponsible and not conducive to the unity of the team," Atlanta fire chief Randall sloot wrote in the notice
On the same day that the result came out, Daniel Dwyer protested to the Atlanta human resources department against the director's suspension.!
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Paul Geddes, the head of the local firemen's Union, also opposed the punishment, saying: "the situation was very critical at that time. Captain Dwyer only did what he was supposed to do, so we firmly opposed suspension. Captain Dwyer is now not only responsible for the guilt of grandma's death, but also for the 48 hour suspension of salary because of his act of saving people in spite of danger. "