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When Safety Shortcuts Backfire

A story that came across the wires the other day caught my eye. It seems that a relatively routine auto fire in Friday Harbor, WA turned into a major event in which the chief of the department was suspended after some of the department’s members sent a letter of no confidence to the town administrators, and then abruptly resigned. The primary reason? The chief allowed safety shortcuts to exist in the department. Average 0 Your rating: None

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When Safety Shortcuts Backfire

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