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Firefighter

arringnl

32 Years Experience

Goose Creek, SC

Male, 54

Currently serving Jasper County Fire Rescue in south Carolina along with Charleston County EMS.

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Last Answer on June 29, 2022

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What did those places have to do with Mr. Floyd or the police?

Asked by Ndndnd about 5 years ago

Opportunity only to proceed with their agenda

Have you had to deal with any riots

Asked by Johnson over 5 years ago

Occurred in the town near me but I was off duty or working in the country.

Have you ever asked someone a question on here? If so do you mind saying what it was?

Asked by QUESTION TO ALL about 5 years ago

I havent had a need to do that. But I have answered a question with a question but generally dont get a reply.

Bit graphic, but do you deal with the bodies and if you do, do you get used to seeing them?

Asked by Ethan4598 over 5 years ago

Most are able to build an emotional wall and can concentrate on the tasks at hand. But there are some that can only do it for so long and have to retire and unfortunately there are so who take their own lives. I know of at least 5 co workers who have killed themselves. I have had a few calls that are imbedded in my head but can keep them back in the cave of my mind.

What powers do Fire Marshals have? Also do they carry guns. Tasers, batons, handcuffs, etc?

Asked by Ron about 5 years ago

Arrest powers involving lqs dealing with arson basically and ability to shut businesses down.

Are the Jobstr guys still doing anything on this site or is it a abandoned project? I sent them a email and they said they read everything and NOTHING. I am worried once the last of you who actually still answer regularly once their gone this site is dead

Asked by Donnie about 5 years ago

Dont know. I got involved with this when on a cruise and this attorney was leaving Law field to do this?

Is it true that if someone testes positive or inconclusive for COVID-19 and they die no matter how their death is ruled as COVID-19 even if it is just a suspicion that they had the illness?

Asked by dasdfas over 5 years ago

According to numerous undisclosed sources that is the case with some scrupulous operations since Medicare pays more to the hospitals for a Covid death due to federal reasons than someone that has other issues. This is a very touchy issue but I personally believe it is more political than anything,