An ordinance was introduced to the Chicago City Council Wednesday that would create new fines and jail time for anyone who assaults a Chicago Fire Department paramedic or other emergency workers.
According to IAFF Local 2, on Jan. 12, a brick was thrown through the window of a CFD ambulance while responding to a call.
And in October 2021, a CFD Paramedic-in-Charge was beaten by a patient exiting his ambulance after he was found on the street possibly suffering from an overdose.DAILY NEWSLETTERthat I have read and agree
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