Radios Stolen from Dallas Rescue Workers' Stations, Ambulance

Posted: Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Updated: August 26th, 2008 08:57 AM GMT-05:00
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Radios Stolen from Dallas Rescue Workers' Stations, Ambulance






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Posted by EMT
(08/27/08 - 08:58 PM)
Why are these guys parking their trucks in public and not taking the portables with them?



Posted by EMT2
(08/29/08 - 11:48 AM)
If you leave the rig running, lock the doors and have a spare door key along. Thefts are common in the city.



Posted by Franklin Peck in Concord, Calif.
(09/03/08 - 01:02 AM)
Stolen equipment
Its a pity, that people do not respect what is not theirs; however, after having worked more than 36 yrs. in EMS in the Bay Area, we have often learned The hard way, that the ONLY way of protecting your valuables from those preditors, is to either take it with you, or lock your rig each and EVERY time it is unattended. Its just the cold, hard fact of EMS life.

I hope you get your stuff back. I would like to help you, by doing a fundraiser.

Please contact me if interested: emsfrank@sbcglobal.net

Sincerely, Franklin Peck





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