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The evening of March 21, 2003 was normal for the crew of Colerain, Ohio Township’s Engine 26.
The guys were cleaning up after dinner. Then the dispatcher interrupted them with a call to a structure fire.
When they arrived on scene, the crew found a single-family residence with flames showing. Police said there might be someone trapped inside.
Lt. Steve Conn and a rookie partner made entry and began to search. Minutes later, Steve found himself in a world of trouble.
What happened next taught him a lot about dealing with mayday situations and their aftermath.
Steve Conn is a battalion chief and a public information officer for the Colerain Township, Ohio, Department of Fire and EMS where he has served for over 30 years. He is also a registered nurse with 30 years of experience in interventional cardiology.
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The evening of March 21, 2003 was normal for the crew of Colerain, Ohio Township’s Engine 26.
The guys were cleaning up after dinner. Then the dispatcher interrupted them with a call to a structure fire.
When they arrived on scene, the crew found a single-family residence with flames showing. Police said there might be someone trapped inside.
Lt. Steve Conn and a rookie partner made entry and began to search. Minutes later, Steve found himself in a world of trouble.
What happened next taught him a lot about dealing with mayday situations and their aftermath.
Steve Conn is a battalion chief and a public information officer for the Colerain Township, Ohio, Department of Fire and EMS where he has served for over 30 years. He is also a registered nurse with 30 years of experience in interventional cardiology.

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