LEH Woman Says She Drank Before Crash That Killed PA Firefighter catcountry1073.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from catcountry1073.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
‘He Loved His Job’: Lower Merion Township Fire Community Remembers Firefighter Thomas Royds, Killed In I-76 Crash
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BELMONT HILLS, Pa. (CBS) A community of firefighters, friends, and family gathered outside of the Belmont Hill Fire Company on Saturday to remember a firefighter killed in the line of duty. The fire department is now coping with yet another loss, one that they say could have been prevented.
A flag at half staff; black bunting draped over fire trucks; tight hugs that symbol solidarity as firefighters with the Belmont Hills Fire Company recognized the end of watch for firefighter Thomas Edwin Royds.
Firefighter Thomas Royds Killed, 3 Other First Responders Injured After I-76 Crash
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LOWER MERION, Pa. (CBS) A firefighter was killed and three other first responders are in the hospital Saturday night. Police were at the scene of a DUI when they say a woman, who’s also accused of driving under the influence herself, crashed into them.
Captain Thomas Royds has been a firefighter for more than 30 years. His final act of courage comes on a call he wasn’t scheduled for. Now, a department is preparing to lay to rest a second firefighter in just weeks.
Hundreds turn out to honor a Main Line firefighter killed on his last day on the job before returning to Canada msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
LOWER MERION â  After two years in the States, where he found a passion for firefighting, Sean DeMuynck was headed back to his native Canada Monday with hopes of pursuing a career in firefighting. His bags were packed but before that he answered one last call as a volunteer with the Penn Wynne Overbrook Hills Fire Co. Sunday evening as the community celebrated Independence Day.
DeMuynck, 35, never made it back to Canada. Â While battling the attic and roof fire at a home on Rosedale Road in Wynnewood, something went wrong; he became separated from other firefighters, and died later that night at Lankenau Hospital.