Milwaukee Firefighter Attacked during Service Call

AROUND VIOLENTLY. IT RAISES MORE SAFETY CONCERNS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS. BEN: THE MONARCHY -- THE MILWAUKEE FIRE DEPARTMENT SAYS WHEN THEY GET THERE QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE BUT WHEN SOMEONE IS ASSAULTED, IT PREVENTS THEM FROM DOING HER JOB. HARD NOT TO TAKE IT PERSONAL. BEN: THE MILWAUKEE DEPARTMENT TAKES PRIDE IN THEIR RELATIONSHIP RATE OF IT IS CONCERNING WHEN SOMEONE DECIDES TO TOUCH ANOTHER HUMAN BEING WITH AN ANGRY FASHION. BEN: SOMEONE BEGAN TO HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. WHEN YOU HAVE A CROWD OF 600-800 PEOPLE AND NOW THERE ARE SCREAMING AN D SHOUTING, PEOPLE GET BRAVE. BEN: THE CROWD WERE NOT MOVED BACK AND BECAME DISORDERLY. THE INITIAL REPORT WAS THE FIREFIGHTER WAS PUNCHED IN THE FACE. QUITE SOMEONE GRABBED ONE OF OUR MEMBERS YANKED HIM AND TURNED HIM AROUND TO IS THE LATEST EXAMPLE OF FIRST RESPONDERS BECOMING VICTIMS OF THE VIOLENCE AROUND MILWAUKEE. I AM ALIVE. BEN: FIREFIGHTER FREDERICK COLEMAN WAS RAISED BY A BULLET. THIS AND DON'T STRUCK BY GUNFIRE. THEY WILL CONTINUE TO HELP. BEN: 99% OF THE TIME THE PUBLIC IS HELPFUL AND PERFORMER.