The volunteer Village of Mamaroneck Fire Department terminated Michael Pasqua's membership due to his verbal abusiveness towards colleagues during a fire and his failure to follow orders—including one to leave the scene because he was not wearing proper firefighting gear.
July 07, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A Brooklyn appellate panel overruled a lower court to keep in place a firefighter’s termination for abusive language and refusing to follow orders.
The volunteer Village of Mamaroneck Fire Department terminated Michael Pasqua’s membership due to his verbal abusiveness towards colleagues during a fire and his failure to follow orders—including one to leave the scene because he was not wearing proper firefighting gear.
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