MEDIA CONTACT ONLY: Mark E. Brady, Chief Spokesperson, 240-508-7930
MEBrady@co.pg.md.us @PGFDPIO
A medic that worked to save the lives of 2 young children
suffering from stab wounds in November will host them and their mother for
Christmas. Prince George’s County Medic
Lieutenant Pamela J. Graham became friends with the family immediately
following their ordeal that occurred on Dennis Court in District Heights. The brothers, ages 2 and 3, and their mother
will join Graham at her home on Christmas morning in hopes of bringing joy and
peace to the family.
Firefighter/Medics and Law Enforcement officials that worked
the scene have been invited to join in the festive event. Other members of the Department have been
invited as well. Santa is anticipated to
arrive on a fire engine bringing toys donated from individuals and the County
Public Safety Toys for Tots Program.
Graham also set up a “YouCare” fund raising account to help
the family with relocation costs. The
account has generated over $4,000. The “YouCare”account can be found here.
Media is invited to attend the event, however, the family
will not entertain questions concerning the actual incident. Videos and images of the family may be obtained,
however, first names only will be provided.
To maintain privacy and security of the family only credentialed media
calling from caller ID verified assignment desk phones or Email addresses will be provided the
home address of Medic Lt. Graham.
WHAT: Christmas
Morning Reunion of Rescuers with Young Children
WHEN: Christmas
Morning, December 25, 11:00 am
WHERE: Contact
Mark Brady prior to Saturday, December 24th, 12 Noon
WHO: All
the Above
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