Firefighter shootings in South Africa

Article Abstract:

South African firefighters, particularly in Johannesburg and Durban, experience frequent attacks from the predominantly black population. These attacks are brought about by the resentment of the government among the population and the relative slowness of response due to inadequate communication and road networks .

Legal issues & crime, South Africa, Management dynamics, Crimes against, Practice, Fire extinction, Firefighting

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Operational assurance: firefighter shootings in the USA

Article Abstract:

The trends pertaining to attacks on firefighters in the major cities of the United States of America are examined.

United States, Government domestic functions, Cities and towns, Domestic policy

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Firefighter attacks: lessons learned from overseas

Article Abstract:

The methods adopted in different countries to reduce the risk of attacks on firefighters are described.

United Kingdom, International aspects

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