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updated 33 minutes agoWASHINGTON -- The D.C. Fire Department is launching an investigation after a bag of marijuana was found in the back of a city ambulance.
A paramedic found the ganj while assisting a patient, department officials said.
D.C. Fire Chief Dennis Rubin issued the following statement: "I will not, and this department will not ever tolerate illegal activity by our members on or off duty." He added the department has a random drug testing policy for the entire agency, and "this incident clearly illustrates why random drug testing is needed."
It's unclear where the pot came from -- or how it wound up in the ambulance -- but the medic who found it immediately notified his supervisor, investigators said.
Rubin added that the health and well-being of patients is of grand importance to their operation and there is no place for drug use in the D.C. Fire & EMS Department.
2 comments:
And once again, medic Gary "Jerkface" wonders why the other guys in the office continue to call him names even after doing his civic duty.
i think it was Rubin's weed.
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