Emergency workers killed in the September 11 attacks

Of the 2,977 victims killed in the September 11 attacks, 411 were emergency workers in New York City who responded to the World Trade Center. This included:

343 firefighters (including a chaplain and two paramedics) of the New York City Fire Department (FDNY);^[1]
37 police officers of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department (PAPD);^[2]
23 police officers of the New York City Police Department (NYPD);^[3] and
8 emergency medical technicians and paramedics from private emergency medical services^[4]

This article lists those emergency workers listed above who died while fulfilling their duties at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

New York City Fire Department

FDNY Truck at the collapsed World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

A deputy chief coordinates recovery efforts three days after the collapse of the World Trade Center.

There were 75 firehouses in which at least one member was killed. The FDNY also lost its department chief, first deputy commissioner, one of its marshals, one of its chaplains, as well as other administrative or specialty personnel.

Operationally and geographically, the department is nominally organized into five borough commands for the five traditional boroughs of New York. Within those borough commands exist nine divisions, each headed by a deputy chief. Within each division operate four to seven battalions, led by a battalion chief and typically consisting of 180–200 firefighters and officers. Each battalion consists of four to eight companies, with a company being led by a captain. He commands three lieutenants and 16–42 firefighters. Last is the unit consisting of the members of the company on call during a given tour, consisting of a lieutenant or a captain plus a number of firefighters depending on the type of unit: three to four on an engine company, five on a ladder company (also known as a truck company), five for a rescue company, five for a squad company, four in a marine company, and six for the hazardous materials company.^[5]

On September 11, the battalion chief of Battalion 1 witnessed American Airlines Flight 11 crash into the North Tower of the World Trade Center and immediately radioed a multiple alarm incident. Over the course of the next three hours, 121 engine companies, 62 ladder companies and 27 fire officers were deployed to the scene. All off-duty firefighters were recalled — the first time the FDNY had issued a total recall in over 30 years.^[6] In addition to the regular fire apparatus and personnel assigned to the incident, the FDNY also deployed its only Haz-Mat unit, its mobile command center, its field communications unit, all its five rescue units, both of its high-rise units, six of its seven squad units, and one of its two tactical support units.^[7]

Fatalities by fire company

Map of FDNY's first-responding firehouses to the September 11 attacks. Circles show the location of the company responding; solid circles mean multiple companies. Rose-colored circles indicate companies with casualties.^[8]

The following list is a tally of the fatalities in each company which responded to the World Trade Center:

Company name	Chiefs	Captains	Lieutenants	Firefighters	Total	Site
Battalion 1	1		1		2	North Tower
Battalion 2	2			1	3	North Tower
Battalion 4			1		1	North Tower
Battalion 6	1				1	South Tower
Battalion 7	1		2		3	South Tower
Battalion 8	1			1	2	South Tower
Battalion 9	2		1	2	5	South Tower
Battalion 11	1				1	North Tower
Battalion 12	1				1	South Tower
Battalion 22			1		1	North Tower
Battalion 43			1		1	South Tower
Battalion 47			1		1	South Tower
Battalion 48	1			1	2	North Tower
Battalion 49	1			1	2	South Tower
Battalion 50	1				1	North Tower
Battalion 57	2			1	3	South Tower
Division 1		2			2	North Tower
Division 11		1			1	South Tower
Division 15	1	2			3	North Tower
Engine 1			1	1	2	North Tower
Engine 4				4	4	North Tower
Engine 5				1	1	North Tower
Engine 6				3	3	North Tower
Engine 8				1	1	South Tower
Engine 10			1	1	2	North Tower
Engine 21		1			1	North Tower
Engine 22				4	4	South Tower
Engine 23				4	4	South Tower
Engine 26		1		1	2	North Tower
Engine 29				1	1	South Tower
Engine 33			1	4	5	North Tower
Engine 37				1	1	North Tower
Engine 40			1	4	5	South Tower
Engine 50				1	1	South Tower
Engine 54				4	4	South Tower
Engine 55			1	3	4	North Tower
Engine 58			1		1	South Tower
Engine 74				1	1	South Tower
Engine 201			1	3	4	South Tower
Engine 205			1		1	South Tower
Engine 207				3	3	North Tower
Engine 214				3	3	South Tower
Engine 216				1	1	South Tower
Engine 217			1	3	4	South Tower
Engine 219				1	1	South Tower
Engine 226				3	3	South Tower
Engine 230			1	5	6	South Tower
Engine 235			1	4	5	South Tower
Engine 238			1		1	South Tower
Engine 279				2	2	South Tower
Engine 285				1	1	South Tower
Engine 320		1			1	North Tower
Haz-Mat 1			1	6	7	South Tower
Ladder 2		1		6	7	South Tower
Ladder 3		1	1	9	11	North Tower
Ladder 4		1	1	7	9	South Tower
Ladder 5			2	6	8	North Tower
Ladder 7		1		5	6	South Tower
Ladder 8		1			1	North Tower
Ladder 9				3	3	North Tower
Ladder 10				1	1	North Tower
Ladder 11			1	6	7	South Tower
Ladder 12				2	2	South Tower
Ladder 13		1		4	5	North Tower
Ladder 15			1	7	8	South Tower
Ladder 16			1	1	2	South Tower
Ladder 20		1		6	7	North Tower
Ladder 21				6	6	South Tower
Ladder 24		1		1	2	South Tower
Ladder 25			1	6	7	South Tower
Ladder 27				1	1	South Tower
Ladder 35		1		4	5	South Tower
Ladder 38				1	1	South Tower
Ladder 42				1	1	North Tower
Ladder 101			1	6	7	North Tower
Ladder 105		1		4	5	South Tower
Ladder 111			1		1	North Tower
Ladder 118			1	5	6	South Tower
Ladder 131				1	1	South Tower
Ladder 132				5	5	South Tower
Ladder 136				1	1	South Tower
Ladder 166				1	1	North Tower
Rescue 1		1	1	9	11	North Tower
Rescue 2			1	6	7	North Tower
Rescue 3				6	6	South Tower
Rescue 4		1	1	4	6	South Tower
Rescue 5		1	1	8	10	North Tower
Special Operations	1	1	2		4	North Tower
Squad 1		1	3	8	12	South Tower
Squad 18			1	6	7	North Tower
Squad 41			1	5	6	North Tower
Squad 252				5	5	North Tower
Squad 288			1	5	6	South Tower
Other				11	11
Total	17	23	44	257	343

Rank, name, age

The following list provides further details to the preceding list by categorizing the FDNY company with the rank, name, and age (if available) of each casualty. Names without ranks typically denote the rank of firefighter.

Company	Fatalities
FDNY Chief	Peter J. Ganci, Jr., 54
FDNY Commissioner	William M. Feehan, 72
FDNY Marshal	Ronald Paul Bucca, 47
FDNY Chaplain	Mychal Judge, 68
Citywide Tour Commanders	Chief Gerard A. Barbara, 53 Chief Donald J. Burns‚ 61
Battalion 1	Chief Matthew Lancelot Ryan, 54 Lt. Paul Thomas Mitchell, 46
Battalion 2	Chief William McGovern, 49 Chief Richard Prunty, 57 Faustino Apostol, Jr., 55
Battalion 4	Lt. Thomas O'Hagan, 43
Battalion 6	Chief John P. Williamson, 46
Battalion 7	Chief Orio Palmer, 45 Lt. Stephen G. Harrell, 44 Lt. Philip Scott Petti, 43
Battalion 8	Chief Thomas Patrick DeAngelis, 51 Thomas McCann, 45
Battalion 9	Chief Dennis Lawrence Devlin, 51 Chief Edward F. Geraghty, 45 Lt. Charles William Garbarini, 44 Carl Asaro, 39 Alan D. Feinberg, 48
Battalion 11	Chief John M. Paolillo, 51
Battalion 12	Chief Frederick Claude Scheffold, Jr., 57
Battalion 22	Lt. Charles Joseph Margiotta, 44
Battalion 43	Lt. Geoffrey E. Guja, 49
Battalion 47	Lt. Anthony Jovic, 39
Battalion 48	Chief Joseph Grzelak, 52 Michael Leopoldo Bocchino, 45
Battalion 49	Chief John Moran, 42
Battalion 50	Chief Lawrence T. Stack, 58
Battalion 57	Chief Dennis Cross, 60 Chief Joseph Ross Marchbanks, Jr, 47
Division 1	Capt. Joseph D. Farrelly, 47 Capt. Thomas Moody, 45
Division 11	Capt. Timothy M. Stackpole, 42
Division 15	Chief Thomas Theodore Haskell, Jr., 37 Capt. Martin J. Egan, Jr., 36 Capt. William O'Keefe, 48
Engine 1	Lt. Andrew Desperito, 43 Michael T. Weinberg, 34
Engine 4	Calixto Anaya, Jr, 35 James C. Riches, 29 Thomas G. Schoales, 27 Paul A. Tegtmeier, 41
Engine 5	Manuel Del Valle, Jr, 32
Engine 6	Paul Beyer, 37 Thomas Holohan, 36 William R. Johnston, 31
Engine 8	Robert Parro, 35
Engine 10	Lt. Gregg Arthur Atlas, 44 Jeffrey James Olsen, 31
Engine 21	Capt. William Francis Burke, Jr., 46
Engine 22	Thomas Anthony Casoria, 29 Michael J. Elferis, 27 Vincent D. Kane, 37 Martin E. McWilliams, 35
Engine 23	Robert McPadden, 30 James Nicholas Pappageorge, 29 Hector Luis Tirado, Jr., 30 Mark P. Whitford, 31
Engine 26	Capt. Thomas Farino, 37 Dana R Hannon, 29
Engine 29	Michael Ragusa, 29
Engine 33	Lt. Kevin Pfeifer, 42 David Arce, 36 Michael Boyle, 37 Robert Evans, 36 Keithroy Marcellus Maynard, 30
Engine 37	John Giordano, 47
Engine 40	Lt. John F. Ginley, 37 Kevin Bracken, 37 Michael D. D'Auria, 25 Bruce Gary, 51 Steven Mercado, 38
Engine 50	Robert W. Spear, Jr., 30
Engine 54	Paul John Gill, 34 Jose Guadalupe, 37 Leonard Ragaglia, 36 Christopher Santora, 23
Engine 55	Lt. Peter L. Freund, 45 Robert Lane, 28 Christopher Mozzillo, 27 Stephen P. Russell, 40
Engine 58	Lt. Robert B. Nagel, 55
Engine 74	Ruben D. Correa, 44
Engine 201	Lt. Paul Richard Martini, 37 Gregory Joseph Buck, 37 Christopher Pickford, 32 John Albert Schardt, 34
Engine 205	Lt. Robert Francis Wallace, 43
Engine 207	Karl Henry Joseph, 25 Shawn Edward Powell, 32 Kevin O. Reilly, 28
Engine 214	Lt. Carl John Bedigian, 35 John Joseph Florio, 33 Michael Edward Roberts, 31 Kenneth Thomas Watson, 39
Engine 216	Daniel Suhr, 37
Engine 217	Lt. Kenneth Phelan, 41 Steven Coakley, 36 Philip T. Hayes, 67 Neil Joseph Leavy, 34
Engine 219	John Chipura, 39
Engine 226	Brian McAleese, 36 David Paul De Rubbio, 38 Stanley S. Smagala, Jr., 36
Engine 230	Lt. Brian G. Ahearn, 43 Frank Bonomo, 42 Michael Scott Carlo, 34 Jeffrey Stark, 30 Eugene Whelan, 31 Edward James White III, 30
Engine 235	Lt. Steven Bates, 42 Nicholas Paul Chiofalo, 39 Francis Esposito, 32 Lee S. Fehling, 28 Lawrence G. Veling, 44
Engine 238	Lt. Glenn E. Wilkinson, 46
Engine 279	Ronnie Lee Henderson, 52 Anthony Rodriguez, 36
Engine 285	Raymond R. York, 45
Engine 320	Capt. James J. Corrigan, 60
Haz-Mat Operations	Chief John Fanning, 54
Haz-Mat 1	Lt. John A. Crisci, 48 Dennis M. Carey, 51 Martin N. DeMeo, 47 Thomas Gardner, 39 Jonathan R. Hohmann, 48 Dennis Scauso, 46 Kevin Joseph Smith, 47
Ladder 2	Capt. Frederick Ill, Jr, 49 Michael J. Clarke, 27 George DiPasquale, 33 Denis P. Germain, 33 Daniel Edward Harlin, 41 Carl Molinaro, 32 Dennis Michael Mulligan, 32
Ladder 3	Capt. Patrick J. Brown, 48 Lt. Kevin W. Donnelly, 43 Michael Carroll, 39 James Raymond Coyle, 26 Gerard Dewan, 35 Jeffrey John Giordano, 45 Joseph Maloney, 45 John Kevin McAvoy, 47 Timothy Patrick McSweeney, 37 Joseph J. Ogren, 30 Steven John Olson, 38
Ladder 4	Capt. David Terence Wooley, 54 Lt. Daniel O'Callaghan, 42 Joseph Angelini, Jr, 38 Peter Brennan, 30 Michael E. Brennan, 27 Michael Haub, 34 Michael F. Lynch, 33 Samuel Oitice, 45 John James Tipping II, 33
Ladder 5	Lt. Vincent Francis Giammona, 40 Lt. Michael Warchola, 51 Louis Arena, 32 Andrew Brunn, 28 Thomas Hannafin, 36 Paul Hanlon Keating, 38 John A. Santore, 49 Gregory Thomas Saucedo, 31
Ladder 7	Capt. Vernon Allan Richard, 53 George Cain, 35 Robert Joseph Foti, 42 Richard Muldowney Jr, 40 Charles Mendez, 38 Vincent Princiotta, 39
Ladder 8	Lt. Vincent Gerard Halloran, 43
Ladder 9	Gerard Baptiste, 35 John P. Tierney, 27 Jeffrey P. Walz, 37
Ladder 10	Sean Patrick Tallon, 26
Ladder 11	Lt. Michael Quilty, 42 Michael F. Cammarata, 22 Edward James Day, 45 John F. Heffernan, 37 Richard John Kelly, Jr, 50 Robert King, Jr, 36 Matthew Rogan, 37
Ladder 12	Angel L. Juarbe, Jr, 35 Michael D. Mullan, 34
Ladder 13	Capt. Walter G. Hynes, 46 Thomas Hetzel, 33 Dennis McHugh, 34 Thomas E. Sabella, 44 Gregory Stajk, 46
Ladder 15	Lt. Joseph Gerard Leavey, 45 Richard Lanard Allen, 30 Arthur Thaddeus Barry, 35 Thomas W. Kelly, 50 Scott Kopytko, 32 Scott Larsen, 35 Douglas E. Oelschlager, 36 Eric T. Olsen, 41
Ladder 16	Lt. Raymond E. Murphy, 46 Robert Curatolo, 31
Ladder 20	Capt. John R. Fischer, 46 John Patrick Burnside, 36 James Michael Gray, 34 Sean S. Hanley, 35 David Laforge, 50 Robert Thomas Linnane, 33 Robert D. McMahon, 35
Ladder 21	Gerald T. Atwood, 38 Gerard Duffy, 53 Keith Glascoe, 38 Joseph Henry, 25 William E. Krukowski, 36 Benjamin Suarez, 34
Ladder 24	Capt. Daniel J. Brethel, 43 Stephen Elliot Belson, 51
Ladder 25	Lt. Glenn C. Perry, 41 Matthew Barnes, 37 John Michael Collins, 42 Kenneth Kumpel, 42 Robert Minara, 54 Joseph Rivelli, 43 Paul G. Ruback, 50
Ladder 27	John Marshall, 35
Ladder 35	Capt. Frank Callahan, 51 James Andrew Giberson, 43 Vincent S. Morello, 34 Michael Otten, 42 Michael Roberts, 30
Ladder 38	Joseph Spor, Jr., 35
Ladder 42	Peter Alexander Bielfeld, 44
Ladder 101	Lt. Joseph Gullickson, 37 Patrick Byrne, 39 Salvatore B. Calabro, 38 Brian Cannizzaro, 30 Thomas J. Kennedy, 36 Joseph Maffeo, 31 Terence A. McShane, 37
Ladder 105	Capt. Vincent Brunton, 43 Thomas Richard Kelly, 39 Henry Alfred Miller, Jr, 51 Dennis O'Berg, 28 Frank Anthony Palombo, 46
Ladder 111	Lt. Christopher P. Sullivan, 39
Ladder 118	Lt. Robert M. Regan, 48 Joseph Agnello, 35 Vernon Paul Cherry, 49 Scott Matthew Davidson, 33 Leon Smith, Jr., 48 Peter Anthony Vega, 36
Ladder 131	Christian Michael Otto Regenhard, 28
Ladder 132	Andrew Jordan, 36 Michael Kiefer, 25 Thomas Mingione, 34 John T. Vigiano II, 36 Sergio Villanueva, 33
Ladder 136	Michael Joseph Cawley, 32
Ladder 166	William X. Wren, 61
Rescue 1	Capt. Terence S. Hatton, 41 Lt. Dennis Mojica, 50 Joseph Angelini, Sr., 63 Gary Geidel, 44 William Henry, 49 Kenneth Joseph Marino, 40 Michael Montesi, 39 Gerard Terence Nevins, 46 Patrick J. O'Keefe, 44 Brian Edward Sweeney, 29 David M. Weiss, 41
Rescue 2	Lt. Peter C. Martin, 43 William David Lake, 44 Daniel F. Libretti, 43 John Napolitano, 32 Kevin O'Rourke, 44 Lincoln Quappe, 38 Edward Rall, 44
Rescue 3	Christopher Joseph Blackwell, 42 Thomas Foley, 32 Thomas Gambino, Jr., 48 Raymond Meisenheimer, 46 Donald J. Regan, 47 Gerard Patrick Schrang, 45
Rescue 4	Capt. Brian Hickey, 47 Lt. Kevin Dowdell, 46 Terrence Patrick Farrell, 45 William J. Mahoney, 37 Peter Allen Nelson, 42 Durrell V. Pearsall, 34
Rescue 5	Capt. Louis Joseph Modafferi, 45 Lt. Harvey Harrell, 49 John P. Bergin, 39 Carl Vincent Bini, 44 Michael Curtis Fiore, 46 Andre G. Fletcher, 37 Douglas Charles Miller, 34 Jeffrey Matthew Palazzo, 33 Nicholas P. Rossomando, 35 Allan Tarasiewicz, 45
Special Operations	Chief Raymond Matthew Downey, 63 Chief Charles Kasper, 54 Capt. Patrick J. Waters, 44 Lt. Timothy Higgins, 43 Lt. Michael Thomas Russo, Sr, 44
Squad 1	Capt. James M. Amato, 43 Lt. Edward A. D'Atri, 38 Lt. Michael Esposito, 41 Lt. Michael N. Fodor, 53 Brian Bilcher, 37 Gary Box, 37 Thomas M. Butler, 37 Peter Carroll, 42 Robert Cordice, 28 David J. Fontana, 37 Matthew David Garvey, 37 Stephen Gerard Siller, 34
Squad 18	Lt. William E. McGinn, 43 Eric Allen, 44 Andrew Fredricks, 40 David Halderman, 40 Timothy Haskell, 34 Manuel Mojica, 37 Lawrence Virgilio, 38
Squad 41	Lt. Michael K. Healey, 42 Thomas Patrick Cullen III, 31 Robert Hamilton, 43 Michael J. Lyons, 32 Gregory Sikorsky, 34 R. Bruce Van Hine, 48
Squad 252	Tarel Coleman, 32 Thomas Kuveikis, 48 Peter J. Langone, 41 Patrick Lyons, 34 Kevin Prior, 28
Squad 288	Lt. Ronald T. Kerwin, 42 Ronnie E. Gies, 43 Joseph Hunter, 31 Jonathan Lee Ielpi, 29 Adam David Rand, 30 Timothy Matthew Welty, 34
EMS Battalion 49	Paramedic Carlos R. Lillo, 37
EMS Battalion 57	Paramedic Ricardo J. Quinn, 40

Port Authority Police Department

Rescue workers at the World Trade Center on September 14, 2001.

Within minutes of Flight 11's impact, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department (PAPD) began deploying officers from the Port Authority Trans-Hudson, bridges, tunnels, and airport commands. The PAPD commanding officer on the scene ordered a full evacuation of the North Tower at 9 a.m., about three minutes before Flight 175 hit the South Tower. At the same time, the PAPD's two most senior officers, superintendent Ferdinand Morrone and Chief James Romito, both arrived separately at the World Trade Center.

Some officers were ordered into the towers to assist with stairwell evacuations, while others helped with evacuations in the plaza and subway station. Superintendent Morrone was last seen helping evacuate tenants on the 45th floor of the North Tower before it collapsed^[9] while Chief Romito was in the 31st-floor region with four colleagues helping firefighters.^[10] The PAPD lost 37 officers, including Morrone and Romito, and one police dog in the attacks:^[11]

Supt. Ferdinand V. Morrone, 63
Chief James A. Romito, 51
Lt. Robert D. Cirri
Insp. Anthony P. Infante, Jr., 47
Capt. Kathy Nancy Mazza, 46
Sgt. Robert M. Kaulfers, 49
Donald James McIntyre, 38
Walter Arthur McNeil, 53
Joseph Michael Navas, 44
James Nelson, 40
Alfonse J. Niedermeyer, 40
James Wendell Parham, 32
Dominick A. Pezzulo, 36
Antonio J. Rodrigues, 35
Richard Rodriguez, 31
Bruce Albert Reynolds, 41
Christopher C. Amoroso, 29
Maurice V. Barry, 48
Clinton Davis, Sr., 38
Donald A. Foreman, 53
Gregg J. Froehner, 46
Uhuru Gonga Houston, 32
George G. Howard, 44
Thomas E. Gorman
Stephen Huczko, Jr., 44
Paul William Jurgens, 47
Liam Callahan, 44
Paul Laszczynski, 49
David Prudencio Lemagne, 27
John Joseph Lennon, Jr., 44
John Dennis Levi, 50
James Francis Lynch, 47
John P. Skala, 31
Walwyn W. Stuart, Jr., 28
Kenneth F. Tietjen, 31
Nathaniel Webb
Michael T. Wholey
Sirius, K-9

New York City Police Department

Temporary NYPD headquarters at 106 Liberty St; set up near the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

Several New York City Police Department (NYPD) officers saw Flight 11's impact with the North Tower and immediately reported it to dispatchers. Ten minutes after Flight 11's impact and seven minutes before Flight 175's impact, the NYPD chief of department was en route to the scene and raised the police mobilization to level 4, thereby sending around 22 lieutenants, 100 sergeants, and 800 police officers to the World Trade Center. NYPD personnel were primarily responsible for assisting in evacuations and helping injured civilians.

Two NYPD officers at the World Trade Center site five weeks after the attacks.

Three police helicopters were also deployed to report on conditions and assess the feasibility of a rooftop landing or of special rescue operations. Once Flight 175 had struck the South Tower, another level 4 mobilization was ordered, bringing to almost 2,000 the number of NYPD personnel at the scene. Some were ordered to enter the World Trade Center to assist with the FDNY's evacuations.

The 23 NYPD officers, including four sergeants and two detectives, who died at the scene were:^[12]

Sgt. Timothy A. Roy, Sr., 36
Sgt. John Gerard Coughlin, 43
Sgt. Rodney C. Gillis, 33
Sgt. Michael S. Curtin, 45
Det. Joseph V. Vigiano, 34
Det. Claude Daniel Richards, 46
Moira Ann Smith, 38 – posthumously named Glamour magazine's "Woman of the Year"^[13]
Ramon Suarez, 45
Paul Talty, 40
Santos Valentin, Jr., 39
Walter E. Weaver, 30
Ronald Philip Kloepfer, 39
Thomas M. Langone, 39
James Patrick Leahy, 38
Brian Grady McDonnell, 38
John William Perry, 38 – an actor on shows like NYPD Blue and One Life to Live who was filing his police force retirement papers on that morning^[14]
Glen Kerrin Pettit, 30
John D'Allara, 47
Vincent Danz, 38
Jerome M. P. Dominguez, 37
Stephen P. Driscoll, 38
Mark Joseph Ellis, 26
Robert Fazio, Jr., 41

Private emergency medical services

Eight emergency medical technicians and paramedics from private emergency medical services lost their lives while responding to the World Trade Center. These names included:^[4]

Keith Fairben, 24, – a paramedic who worked for the New York Presbyterian Hospital
Richard Pearlman, 18, – an EMT who worked for the Forest Hills Volunteer Ambulance
Mario Santoro, 28 – a paramedic who worked for the New York Presbyterian Medical Center
Yamel Merino, 24 – a single mother of an eight-year-old son who worked as an EMT for Metrocare/Montefiore Medical Center for three years
Mohammad Salman Hamdani, 23 – a Muslim-American man who worked as a part-time FDNY Certified EMT and also a member of the New York City Police Department Cadet Corps for three years
Marc Sullins, 30 – an EMT who worked with Cabrini Medical Center
Mark Schwartz, 50 – an EMT who worked for Hunter Ambulance
Jeff Simpson, 38 – an EMT who worked for the Dumfries-Triangle Rescue Squad, and also an employee for Oracle Corporation

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