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After falling 30 feet while fighting the Plegio Fire on Tuesday, July 24, the KCFD Firefighter that was airlifted to Kern Medical Center suffered a complete fracture to the forearm, fractured his back and has several disk herniations, according to a
tweet
from the Kern County Firefighters 1301.
Surgery for his arm is scheduled for tomorrow.
Kern County Firefighters 1301 tweeted an image of the location where their fellow firefighter fell. They asked for people to keep him in their thoughts and prayers.
Please keep our #brother in your thoughts and prayers. “Hopefully through this incident some changes can be made that will better our Department, and we can all be safer in our jobs.” -Injured KCFD Firefighter. Below is location of fall. pic.twitter.com/XOChZxGajn
— Kern County Firefighters 1301 (@KCFF1301) July 26, 2018
