King v. City of Newburgh
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Damiani, J.
The petitioner, Kenneth King, was employed by the City of Newburgh as a fireman. In 1971 he had suffered an injury to his leg and had been placed on light duty for some 10 months. Because his company was understaffed he was assigned to duty on a fire engine on the night of November *38913 and the morning of November 14, 1971. Petitioner claimed that during that tour of duty his company answered five alarms and while returning from the last call the Fire Chief’s car broke down and had to be pushed off the highway. He assisted in the pushing and while doing so he claims…
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