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D.C. Fires Worker Over Reporter's Death

Tuesday, May 01, 2007 2:06:13 PM

WASHINGTON (AP) - The city's fire chief has dismissed the lead emergency worker in the botched response to the beating death of a veteran New York Times reporter, overruling a review board's recommendations.

District of Columbia Fire Chief Dennis L. Rubin also more than doubled the suspension of a second emergency worker.

"It is my sincere hope that justice has been served," Rubin said Monday, saying the review board's decision was "simply too lenient."


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