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Bill Carey's Blog – June 2013 Archive (2)

Facebook Pharisees Throwing Stones

Give it rest will you? You’re not perfect.

My coworker, so to speak, Ray McCormack and I were having one of our regular discussions on all things fire and most things disturbing in the fire service and we were on the subject of internet and Facebook experts. Ray’s sharp with writing and came up with the Safety ADHPD (Attention Deficit Hyper Photography…

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Added by Bill Carey on June 17, 2013 at 2:46pm — 1 Comment

Why We Search: Columbus Firefighters Rescue Child in Vacant House Fire

It’s not just drunks and drug addicts in these joints

An 8-year old Columbus boy is in critical condition after having been rescued from a vacant house fire. Columbus firefighters responded to the Hamilton Road home and saw one young boy running from the structure. Inside they found the injured boy under a sheet. He was transported to Nationwide Children’s…

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Added by Bill Carey on June 17, 2013 at 2:41pm — No Comments

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