After Paradise burned, selfless acts of kindness were the priceless gifts that were passed around
0Editor’s note: Anaheim PD PIO Sgt. Daron Wyatt spent two weeks working as a public information officer on the devastating Camp Fire. Behind the Badge asked Sgt. Wyatt to share his thoughts, as well as some of his photos. Here is his report: “Just another day in paradise.” Before Nov. 13, 2018, that was my standard response whenever anybody asked how I was doing. However, after spending two weeks working with CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 4 as a public information officer on the Camp Fire, there is no such thing as “just another day in Paradise.” The town of…
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