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Update on Pennsylvania Fire Police LODD
A Clinton County fire police officer was struck and killed Friday while working to control traffic around the scene of a crash that seriously injured an area man on Lusk Run Road, about two miles from Central Mountain High School. State police in Lamar said Donald G. Mellot, 62, of Flemington was struck in the road's eastbound lane about 1:30 p.m. by a car driven by Harold L. Moore Jr., 72, of Beech Creek.
 
Pennsylvania Fire Police Officer Struck and Killed
A veteran fire policeman was tragically killed Friday while controlling traffic at the scene of a crash along Lusk Run Road, about a two miles east of Central Mountain High School. Donald G. Mellott, 62, of Flemington, a member of the Clinton County Fire Police Association, was hit by a silver Subaru driven by Harold Moore, 72, of Beech Creek, around 1:30 p.m., state police confirmed.
 
Update-Kansas Chief Killed in Backing Accident
The fire chief of Linn Valley was killed in an accident at the Linn Valley Lakes Fire Department on Wednesday afternoon. According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, the fire truck driver was attempting to back up the truck but accidentally pinned Chief Stanley Giles, 69, in between the truck and another vehicle, killing him.
 
Kansas Chief Killed In Station Backing Incident
It is reported that the Linn Valley, KS Fire Chief has been killed in the Line of Duty. Initial reports are that he died after being struck in a fire house apparatus backing accident, late this afternoon, February 10, 2010.
 
Pennsylvania Tow Truck Driver Victim of Turnpike Accident
A tow truck driver attending to a crash scene on the Pennsylvania Turnpike was struck and killed by an out-of-control tractor-trailer Sunday night in Mt. Pleasant Township. Michael T. Pegg, 39, of Hempfield, an employee of Weavertown Towing Garage Services in Hunker, died at the scene of the accident in the westbound lanes of the turnpike, just 4.5 miles west of the Donegal Interchange.
 
New Jersey Crossing Guard Killed by Car is Fondly Remembered
When Joseph Dotterman became a crossing guard in his retirement, the doting, caring man seemed to embody the job.He never let a family member out of the house during nasty weather without telling them to be safe in their travels, and on the job, he told even adults to put on a hat in cold weather. Dotterman, 73, died at Hackensack University Medical Center on Saturday, three days after he was hit by a van while he was on-duty, crossing a man at the intersection of Mehrhof Road at Washington Avenue in Little Ferry.
 
Delaware River Port Authority Officer Struck and Killed
Corporal Christopher Milito, a 16-year veteran of the DRPA, was struck and killed by a driver early this morning. Milito, 40, a 16-year veteran of the DRPA from Media, Pa., was assisting in the aftermath of an accident around 1:45 a.m. Milito was on the Philadelphia side of the bridge when a driver traveling eastbound struck him, officials have reported.
 
NJ DOT Employee Struck and Killed While Helping Motorist
Both the striking motorist and the DOT employee were rushed to a nearby hospital. The motorist remains in serious condition. Joseph Kealey the DOT employee later died
 
Vermont Firefighter Dies Helping Stranded Motorist
A Shoreham firefighter died in the line of duty while helping a fellow resident whose vehicle had slid into a ditch off an icy Richville Dam Road on Sunday, Dec. 27.
 
Funeral Services Scheduled for Slain Missouri State Trooper
Funeral services for a Missouri State Trooper killed in the line of duty on Christmas Day will be held in his hometown here in the Heartland this week.
 
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