Two Denver, Colorado firefighters were suspended, one was demoted, after pronouncing a woman deceased without checking her vitals. She was, in fact, still alive.
Denver, Colorado firefightersFox station KDVR in Denver reported that the city’s department of public safety issued an order of disciplinary action, stating firefighter Marshall Henry helped the Denver Police Department on June 24 to check on the welfare of a woman who had not been heard from for five days.When police arrived, an officer entered the home and found the woman, described to have bluish-purple skin, fluid leaking and smelling of decomposition.
At that point, nobody from the Denver Fire Department had performed a patient assessment on the woman, KDVR reported.
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