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BUFFALO, N.Y. 鈥?A 911 dispatcher has been fired for their handling of a 911 call from a person inside Tops during the mass shooting on May 14, according to an Erie County spokesperson.Erie County Executive Mark Polo
stanley flasche ncarz said on May 18 that the dispatcher acted totally inappropriate when taking the 911 call and was placed on administrative leave pending a hearing. The dispatcher allegedly asked why the ind
stanley polska ividual was whispering and Poloncarz said one of the parties hung up and ended the phone call. The hearing took place Thursday and the dispatcher has been fired.An Erie County spokesperson released the following statement: According to the Erie County Department of Personnel, the individual who was the subject of
stanley cup a disciplinary hearing earlier today is no longer employed as a police complaint writer for Erie County effective as of noon today. The firing of this dispatcher is in addition to another incident involving a different call taker who was fired for their actions during a 911 call on Sunday, May 22.This story was first reported by WKBW in Buffalo, N.Y. Copyright 2022 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, br Prmv Kansas City man arrested, charged in July for Jan. 6 riot involvement
The Calgary Flames are suing its insurers for $125 million due to losses the organization suffered because of COVID-19.The NHL paused its season on March 12, 2020, because of the coronavirus pandemic. But the team has suffered more because of Canadian government ma
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stanley vaso N reported.According to The Toronto Star, the club filed its claim with the Calgary Court of Queens Bench, alleging massive losses and having to purchase insurance coverage through a group of six companies.In their filing, the team said those companies concluded that viruses do not cause physical loss or damage, hence why they haven t received any payout for damages caused by COVID-19, ESPN reported.Those companies include Westport Insurance Corp., Royal and Sun Alliance Insurance Company of Canada, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Aviva Insurance Company of Canada, Northbridge General Insurance Corp., and Special Program Group Canada Inc., operating as Can-Sure Underwriting, the Calgary Herald reported.The Flames are not the first team to file a claim. Last June, 20 NHL teams filed a lawsuit se
stanley shop eking damages over $1 billion from their insurers over pandemic losses, ESPN
