Terminated firefighter Eric Knick says Hampton is using him as scapegoat; now he's fighting back

One of 8 Hampton firefighters injured during flashover, Lt. Eric Knick says he was fired. He says the city is using him as a scapegoat after he complained about safety issues.

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