Fire Specialist Brown worked a 14-hour night shift at the Dundalk Fire Station, Baltimore County, Maryland. During the shift, he responded to several calls, including a working dwelling fire and a cardiac arrest, where he assisted with resuscitation on-scene and enroute to the hospital. Fire Specialist Brown was relieved the morning of December 18th at 0630hrs. He was scheduled to return to work that same day by 1800hrs. When he failed to report to work, the engine company closest to his home was sent to investigate. Firefighters found him in bed, obviously dead. The cause of death was listed as a heart attack and was considered an in the line of duty death.
Fire Specialist Brown worked a 14-hour night shift at the Dundalk Fire Station, Baltimore County, Maryland. During the shift, he responded to several calls, including a working dwelling fire and a cardiac arrest, where he assisted with resuscitation on-scene and enroute to the hospital. Fire Specialist Brown was relieved the morning of December 18th at 0630hrs. He was scheduled to return to work that same day by 1800hrs. When he failed to report to work, the engine company closest to his home was sent to investigate. Firefighters found him in bed, obviously dead. The cause of death was listed as a heart attack and was considered an in the line of duty death.
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