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WFLA News Ch8 At 6PM Saturday September 11, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WFLA News Ch8 At 6PM Saturday September 11, 2016

New york city fell silent at 8 46 this morning. The day our lives changed forever. It was the moment the first plane struck the north tower of the World Trade Center on september 11, 2001. At 9 03 a second plane crashed into the south tower. People ran for their lives as the building came down. At 9 37 a third plane struck the pentagon. President obama helped place a wreath at the site. Groups like al qaeda, like isil know they will never be able to defeat a nation as great and as strong as america. At 10 03, a fourth hi jacked plane headed for the u. S. Capitol. That aircraft never made it. 4...

Questions surround string of emergency vehicle crashes in Detroit - Vimarsana News

Questions surround string of emergency vehicle crashes in Detroit

Recent incidents include a rig running a red light and colliding with a truck, an EMS unit rolling down an embankment on I-75, and an EMS vehicle being overturned in a collision.

Recent surge in Detroit fire engine crashes leave officials, residents worried - Vimarsana News

Recent surge in Detroit fire engine crashes leave officials, residents worried

A Detroit fire engine on a run through an intersection, hitting a truck and smashing into a store sign, was captured on video.

Detroit invests in first-responders, boosts response times - Vimarsana News

Detroit invests in first-responders, boosts response times

The City of Detroit is getting new equipment to help improve EMS response times in the city.

Detroit Fire Department boost response times, adds new ambulances to fleet - Vimarsana News

Detroit Fire Department boost response times, adds new ambulances to fleet

Detroit fire officials say the average response time used to be 7 minutes and 57 seconds. Now that time is 7 minutes and 30 seconds.

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