Jan. 6, 2021: Events at the U.S. Capitol, as told by DC FEMS

This film carries viewers through a timeline of events on January 6, 2021, as DC Fire & EMS personnel treated and transported hundreds of patients in the midst of hostile crowds. DC's Bravest worked alongside both Metropolitan Police and U.S. Capitol Police, treating more than 50 injured officers. The documentary focuses on treatment of the five people who passed away due to injuries from the event.

Credits:
Executive Producer & Host
Fire and EMS Chief John A. Donnelly

Executive Producer
Chief of Staff Amy C. Mauro, Esq.

Executive Director
Chief Communications Officer Doug Buchanan

Produced, Directed & Edited by
Public Affairs Specialist Crystal Mullings

Personnel Interviews
(in order of appearance)

Deputy Fire Chief Daniel McCoy
Battalion Fire Chief Christopher Holmes
Chief of Staff Amy Mauro
Battalion Fire Chief Russell Smith
Battalion Fire Chief Angelo Westfield
Assistant Fire Chief of Operations Craig Baker
Firefighter/EMT Gary Dziekan
Firefighter/Paramedic Kevin Cole
Firefighter/Paramedic Rocco Gabriele
Firefighter/Paramedic Glenn Hanna
Deputy Fire Chief/Fire Marshal Mitchell Kannry
Sergeant Paramedic Alethea Brooks
Sergeant Paramedic Timothy Bennett
Sergeant Martin Sedegah
Assistant Fire Chief of Services Derron Hawkins
EMS Captain La'Kisha Lacey
EMS Captain Ellen Kurland
Firefighter/Paramedic Sean Magee
Lieutenant David Hoagland
Firefighter/EMT Jon Hope
EMS Captain Philip Lammert


With Contributions From

DC FEMS Public Information Office
Executive Office of Mayor Muriel Bowser
DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music, & Entertainment
Mayor’s Office of Legal Counsel

Thanks to Mayor Muriel Bowser and the Council of the District of Columbia for their support.

Special thanks to the more than 200 members of DC’s Bravest who responded to the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.

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