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🚒 Stranded driver? No problem for the crew of Engine 61! Earlier today, after finishing a call for service, they came across a broken-down vehicle. The team replaced the lack of horsepower with some firefighter power and pushed the car down the road and into a parking lot.

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@shanermurph Long ago, and far away; when I was Little Rock Police, I got into trouble for pushing a car. “Not our job,” and “Workman’s Comp” BS

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