EMFD aids Hempstead Turnpike accident

Posted Wednesday, December 26, 2018 4:27 pm

East Meadow Fire Department volunteers assisted at the scene of a car accident on Nov. 28 on Hempstead Turnpike.

JOHN J. O'BRIEN SR.

By John J. O'Brien Sr.

East Meadow Fire Department volunteers from Engine 613, Ladder 619, Heavy Rescue 616, and Rescues 4 and 5 converged on another motor vehicle accident with overturn in front of "Laser Bounce" on Hempstead Turnpike on Nov. 28.

Injuries were believed to be non-life threatening. All units secured within 30 minutes.

John J. O'Brien is an active Ex Chief of the East Meadow Fire Department. He is the District Supervisor of the Jericho Fire District and has over 30 years of Dispatch and Supervisory experience.

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