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ufcdan
27 Mar 18 16:42
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Called for by Andy Burnhams mainly because many of the rank and file complained that they were held back for two hours and six minutes by their management. I for one would like to say that those who serve in the fire brigade courage will never be doubted. As for the fxxking media, absolutely horrendous, pretending to be bereavement nurses. Sticking their feet in people doors etc etc pure scum Angry

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By:
tobermory
When: 27 Mar 18 17:25
Unbelievable this.

Fire Service , stationed a mile away, called within 2 minutes of the bomb. Refuse to go to the Arena and drive 3 miles in the other direction to a 'rendezvous point' and wait there for 2 hours.
By:
Roquebrune
When: 27 Mar 18 17:30
"Lessons will be learned".
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 27 Mar 18 17:33
They followed a procedure where they thought their was an active shooter, seems a terrible breakdown in communication which cannot be acceptable.
By:
leazes67
When: 27 Mar 18 19:13
It's OK lads,we'll just wait till he's ran out of ammo.Get the kettle on.
By:
ufcdan
When: 27 Mar 18 19:58
I know it's said jest leaves or at least I hope it it is ! As I said creating this topic it was whistle blowers from the rank and file that the inquest came about. I don't think anyone could question the courage of our fire fighters. The saddest thing is many of them have advanced first aid skills and maybe had they been able to get to the scene maybe a few more lives could of been saved.
By:
Steve Voltage
When: 27 Mar 18 20:45
Bunch of body building pansies who leach off the tax payer for a final salary pension st a ridiculous young age.
By:
akabula
When: 27 Mar 18 20:59
It isn't the Firefighters fault they were held back.
Common sense to keep them away until the danger from a gunman and/or other bombs is determined.
2 hours does seem exceptional if that's the case.
Hardly pansies Steve.
By:
saddo
When: 27 Mar 18 21:02
As said above, the men wanted to do their job. However, due to ever increasing health and safety regs and our ever increasing PC society I'm guessing commanders have to put the safety of their crew before that of the public.
By:
leazes67
When: 27 Mar 18 21:08
So why were paramedics allowed in?
By:
Injera
When: 27 Mar 18 21:08
Was about to post the same saddo. Regulations/protocol/h&S/fear of litigation ahead of a spontaneous human response.
By:
Injera
When: 27 Mar 18 21:09
Because firefighters' main remit is fire not first aid.
By:
sixtwosix
When: 27 Mar 18 21:19
The firefighters must have been and still are I expect angry  and ashamed of their gutless robotic leaders .
By:
leazes67
When: 27 Mar 18 21:23
Injera 27 Mar 18 21:09 Joined: 04 Jan 03 | Topic/replies: 12,420 | Blogger: Injera's blog
Because firefighters' main remit is fire not first aid.

A bomb going off has everything to do with firefighters.
By:
Injera
When: 27 Mar 18 21:34
Their union would respectfully disagree....
By:
akabula
When: 27 Mar 18 21:37
Fire Chiefs are under immense pressure in circumstances like this.
Send them in immediately without thought and another bomb goes off could see them face manslaughter charges.
By:
saddo
When: 27 Mar 18 22:21
First responders (unless it might not be 100% safe, in which case feck em)
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