Fire Fighters: Mystery of the Unnecessary Accident pt. 2

All stations attention But the true delight story of our unsung heroes who stand ready to ride by day or night Against our most murderous enemy the demon of fire In just a moment, we'll go to the hospital room where rookie fireman Tim Collins lies after his accident when he was thrown from a fire truck

Answering a false alarm. It was only pure luck that it turned out to be the mildest of concussions in a sprained ankle And, at the moment, Tim is much more upset over the loss of his ring which was stolen from his locker at the time of the accident.

At the moment, neither Chief Cody nor Detective McGurk see any connection between these two separate incidents. But they're in for a surprise, one which you'll share right after the following announcement. Let's go, firefighters! Let's get over to the hospital room and look in on three angry men.

And oh, rookie firemen Tim Collins will be up and about tomorrow. Chief Cody is plenty mad over the series of false alarms, which always represent a needless danger to his men. Detective McGurk is hot under the collar about the number of robberies in stationhouses while the men are out on call. And Tim is rightfully sore that he was a victim in both cases this

afternoon. Only Tim's young brother Jimmy sees how closely this is all related, as he looks up and says now. I couldn't the same kids who turned in that false alarm I've got by the watchmen and robbed the station house.

First of all Jimmy, we don't know kids' rifle the lockers. Chief Cody said it was a boy who rang in that alarm. That's true, McGurk. But what's the connection, son? This list of firearms that junior firefighters who kept chief. See, he reckoned of every one the last month.