Rookie NYC Firefighters Save Mother and 2 Kids From Blaze
Two rookie firefighters with the Fire Department of New York are being credited with saving a family from an early-morning fire.
FDNY Capt. Christopher Kane says he and probationary firefighters Dominic DiBiase and Christopher Rossi were called to a blaze in Brooklyn at 2 a.m. Thursday. The Daily News reports that a mother and her two sons, ages 2 and 6, were trapped in their basement apartment with their father unable to get back inside.
Rossi rescued the mother and the younger boy while DiBiase carried out the 6-year-old.
The younger child was taken to a hospital in serious condition, and his brother is in critical but stable condition at a different local hospital.
All the residents of the building made it out unharmed.
Both firefighters graduated from the city’s fire academy in April.
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