“During his extraordinary career, EMT Bey responded to countless calls for help in Brooklyn, and then took his experience and dedication to our academy, where he was responsible for the lifesaving training received by thousands of FDNY members,” FDNY Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro said Wednesday. “Every New Yorker owes him a debt of gratitude.”
NYC EMT Idris Bey dies of coronavirus, becoming 8th active FDNY member killed by pandemic
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