MEDIA CONTACT: Mark E. Brady, Chief Spokesperson, 240-508-7930
He doesn't remember much from April 17th. He recognized some of the faces of his rescuers from the pictures he has seen about the incident. Larry Marshall Porter, 60 years of age, of Maysville, West Virginia, visited with the firefighter/medics and members of the Technical Rescue Team that rescued him after he
became trapped within a mulch dye machine in Laurel. He and his family came to the Laurel Fire/EMS Station #810 to meet personnel that were on the call. Larry was very gracious and thanked the crews for everything they did for him that day. He has survived the ordeal and continues to visit doctors in Baltimore for follow-up treatment for the injuries to his legs.
MEDIA NOTE: Any member of the media that would like to interview Mr. Porter may call me for his contact information.
All photos by Mark E. Brady
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| Fire Chief Marc S. Bashoor greets Larry Porter and his family at the Laurel Fire/EMS Station #810. |
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| Paramedic Ed Aldaco was one of the first to make contact with Larry Porter when he was trapped in the machine. |
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| Larry Porter shares his memories from that day and spoke of his current medical status. |
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| Larry Porter with his wife Aileen, his daughter; Suenette Bara and grandaughters, Riley and Chole along with members of the Fire/EMS Department that assisted in his rscue. |
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