Medic union calls for FDNY EMS chief to resign.

Not his job if he has adequate staff command structure. Like blaming the president of Circle K because the Twinkies in one store were stale.
 
The thing is, I've gathered this through research, that there is a general consensus within FDNY EMS that this guy has to go and this incident was icing on the cake to them. Not knowing that and just reading it from your point of I view, I see what you mean.
 
After every major action, there is a flurry of fingerpointing and demands that individual people get sacked. Also, a lot of people will quit out of disappointment in the real thing, or in disgust at the fanny-covering barrages of memos and press announcements.
He MAY have been at fault, but presumably he had a staff who would take care of station by station ops. I'm betting they had NO contingency plan for this and maybe he tends to reach past his staff and run things once in a while?...in which case staff will leave the boss to flounder as a sort of "fragging".
 
mycrofft said:
Not his job if he has adequate staff command structure. Like blaming the president of Circle K because the Twinkies in one store were stale.
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I now regret sending me lette to Circle K corporate
 
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