Two Fort Worth firefighters are currently undergoing treatment at the hospital following a challenging incident. While responding to a call in the early hours of Tuesday morning, their firetruck unfortunately rolled over, leaving them trapped inside. The call had been to a house fire in the 4500 block of Pecos Drive.
One resident, Lance Trees, shared his experience of the frightening situation, emphasizing the bravery and sacrifice of the firefighters who risked their lives to save others. The community has been rallying support for their recovery, with Fire Chief Jim Davis providing updates on their conditions, which range from strains and sprains to fractures and a head injury.
The incident has deeply impacted the firefighting community, with Michael Glynn from the Fort Worth Firefighters Association expressing his personal connection to the injured firefighters. The Fort Worth Mayor, Mattie Parker, has called for the community to come together in prayers for their healing.
As the investigation progresses, officials are emphasizing the challenging emotional aspect of responding to an incident involving their own colleagues. The Fort Worth Fire Department is appreciative of the support from the community during this difficult time.
Neighborhood cooperation in providing any potential footage of the accident has been requested to aid in the investigation. The authorities are dedicated to understanding the circumstances surrounding the accident and are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all first responders.