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EMT who 'ignored' dying gal shot dead outside club
New York Post, by John Doyle
An EMT who was accused of ignoring a dying, pregnant woman during his coffee break last year was shot and killed yesterday in a dispute near a SoHo nightclub, police said. Jason Green, 32, and a male friend were trying to get into Greenhouse, a popular nightclub on Varick Street, at about 5 a.m. when bouncers turned them away because the pal was wearing shorts, officials said. Minutes later, about a block from the club, Green and his friend got into a dispute with a man who had stepped out of a car at Vandam and Hudson streets and
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New York Post, by John Doyle
An EMT who was accused of ignoring a dying, pregnant woman during his coffee break last year was shot and killed yesterday in a dispute near a SoHo nightclub, police said. Jason Green, 32, and a male friend were trying to get into Greenhouse, a popular nightclub on Varick Street, at about 5 a.m. when bouncers turned them away because the pal was wearing shorts, officials said. Minutes later, about a block from the club, Green and his friend got into a dispute with a man who had stepped out of a car at Vandam and Hudson streets and
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FDNY EMT Jason Green, 32, and Melisa Jackson, 23, returned to work after a 30-day suspension.
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EMTs accused of ignoring dying pregnant woman Eutisha Rennix back on job after 30-day suspension
By Barry Paddock and Jonathan Lemire
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS[/b]
Two EMTs accused of ignoring a dying pregnant woman because they were on a break returned to work Thursday proclaiming their innocence.
Smiling and laughing, Jason Green and Melisa Jackson reported to FDNY headquarters at the end of their 30-day suspension for abandoning Au Bon Pain worker Eutisha Rennix.
"I'm relieved I still have a job," said Green as he hugged a co-worker and playfully swatted another on the shoulder outside Metrotech in downtown Brooklyn.
"This whole thing's been stressful," said Green. "I'm just hanging in there."
The dispatchers, who still face a criminal probe, were grabbing a bagel at a nearby Au Bon Pain when a worker told them 25-year-old Rennix was having trouble breathing. Rennix, who was six months pregnant, had collapsed and was in the back of the store.
Jackson called a fellow dispatcher to report the incident, but witnesses said she and Green did not try to help Rennix themselves. The mom and her premature baby died hours later.
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By Barry Paddock and Jonathan Lemire
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS[/b]
Two EMTs accused of ignoring a dying pregnant woman because they were on a break returned to work Thursday proclaiming their innocence.
Smiling and laughing, Jason Green and Melisa Jackson reported to FDNY headquarters at the end of their 30-day suspension for abandoning Au Bon Pain worker Eutisha Rennix.
"I'm relieved I still have a job," said Green as he hugged a co-worker and playfully swatted another on the shoulder outside Metrotech in downtown Brooklyn.
"This whole thing's been stressful," said Green. "I'm just hanging in there."
The dispatchers, who still face a criminal probe, were grabbing a bagel at a nearby Au Bon Pain when a worker told them 25-year-old Rennix was having trouble breathing. Rennix, who was six months pregnant, had collapsed and was in the back of the store.
Jackson called a fellow dispatcher to report the incident, but witnesses said she and Green did not try to help Rennix themselves. The mom and her premature baby died hours later.
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