WHISTLEBLOWER GAS EXPLOSIONS UNRESOLVED @NYSDPS and @NTSB found My Con Edison Audit Findings w/merit,Floral Park Qns and East Harlem Gas Explosions- I TIP @FBI
This is absolutely true.
A lot of EMS workers lost their lives during 9/11, and they deserve to be recognized as well.
As someone who witnessed these horrific attacks firsthand, I saw the bravery of so many first responders who ran toward the unknown while everyone else was running away. They risked—and, in many cases, lost—their lives trying to save others.
What many people don’t talk about are the first responders who continued to die in the years following the attacks from illnesses, including cancer.
First responders and people who lived and worked in the area were told that the air quality was safe. We now know that was far from the truth.
These men and women should never be forgotten. Their sacrifice continued long after September 11, 2001.
@harlemedic@NYCMayor@FDNY@NYCEMSwatch@harlemedic you are so right there are many more that responded that day. I too have a story about my response that day, no where nears as heroic as thousands of others. God Bless America and all the heroes that responded on 9/11
@NYCMayor Please remember and acknowledge the half dozen EMS personnel, who were NOT members of @FDNY , who were dispatched to their deaths. I believe @NYCEMSwatch has the list. It‘s been 25 years of forgetting them.
@SerpicoDet Nice complimentary letter but very short in words. I recall seeing him later in his life heading into a restaurant all hunched over. Don’t expect a word from him today as he is no longer with us
Whistleblowing Fact 1324:
Trump’s environmental agencies have seen a sharp rise in complaints, especially whistleblower retaliation cases, with the DOE’s IG opening NINE times more such cases in Trump’s first year than during Biden’s last year. https://t.co/EGWIi9lBXX
#Compline "Protect us, Lord, as we stay awake; watch over us as we sleep, that awake, we may keep watch with Christ, and asleep, rest in His peace. Amen." 🙏🛐
Two vehicles were parked on fire hydrants when FDNY units responded to a 4-alarm fire Thursday in the Bronx.
Parking on fire hydrants is ILLEGAL in New York City, and it can delay first responders when seconds matter most. Keep hydrants clear so our members can quickly get water on a fire and save lives.
🚫 DON'T park on fire hydrants.
Whistleblowing Fact 1322:
Former Meta employee and whistleblower Arturo Béjar testified that the company prioritized user growth over safety and claimed only CEO Mark Zuckerberg could have changed this culture, but he did not. https://t.co/cTMbb9ZVo8