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I just got word from Dan McInerney about the recent LODD (Line of Duty Death) service held in Toledo. A couple of days ago, I personally attended this somber event. On a personal note, two years ago, I was actually teaching a live-fire attack course at Bowling Green State University, and James Dickman, who tragically passed away, was one of my students. I vividly remember him; he was incredibly passionate about firefighting, and his enthusiasm was contagious.
While I was in Toledo, I could feel the overwhelming sense of grief from everyone—firefighters and regular citizens alike. It was a devastating blow for the entire community. Now that we know this incident was intentionally set on fire, it feels like an even greater betrayal. The wounds run deep, and the sense of loss is palpable.
Attached are a few photos I took during the Thursday night memorial service. They were snapped using my phone, so the lighting wasn’t ideal, and there was no flash to help illuminate the scene.
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Also from Dan, here’s the service program. [Insert embedded images of the program]
On another note, Drew Smith shared an editorial piece from the Toledo Free Press that appeared before the funerals. The article really captures the emotional weight of the tragedy.
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As I read through everything, I can't help but think about how close this tragedy hits home. There’s something about living in this area that makes you feel connected to the people who risk their lives every day to protect ours. Whether it’s a detective like Keith Dressel or firefighters like Machcinski and James Dickman, these are the people who embody courage and selflessness.
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It’s heartbreaking to imagine the grief the families are experiencing right now. But I also want to highlight the incredible strength and resilience shown by the entire firefighting community. These men and women put their lives on the line daily, often without much recognition.
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