By Bill Carey
FireRescue1
NEW YORK — An FDNY lieutenant arrested for allegedly strangling an EMT during a call has been suspended for four weeks without pay.
Neal Francis, of Engine Company 234 in Brooklyn, was charged with strangulation after getting into an argument with the EMT on how to handle a call to assist an unconscious person, the New York Post reported.
The FDNY confirmed the suspension but did not provide any other information.
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The New York Post determined that Francis’ base pay is $90,457 and the suspension without pay will cost at least $6,958.