Heroic Firefighter Remembered After Fatal Incident in Plainville
A tragic incident unfolded in Plainville, Connecticut, on Sunday when Firefighter Raymond Moreau lost his life while responding to a house fire. The 66-year-old volunteer firefighter was struck by a piece of equipment that broke off a fire truck, leading to severe injuries. Despite immediate medical attention, he succumbed to his injuries during surgery.
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont has ordered U.S. and state flags to be lowered in Moreau’s honor. "It is with extreme sadness today that we mourn the life of Firefighter Raymond Moreau, who selflessly put his life on the line to serve and protect his community," Lamont stated. "Today’s tragedy is another reminder of the extraordinary risks that firefighters face."
Moreau was not only a dedicated firefighter for decades but also a proud veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. The Plainville Police Department expressed condolences on social media, emphasizing the community’s solidarity during this difficult time. "Rest in Peace," they wrote, as friends, family, and colleagues mourn the loss of a hero who exemplified bravery and commitment to service.
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