10 Illinois firefighters walk off job
after man convicted of arson appointed
new chief
Posted By: DVC, 12/22/2021 3:44:14 PM
Ten out of 13 firefighters with a volunteer Illinois department have quit after their chief was replaced by a man once convicted of arson. Jerame Simmons is reportedly the son of Herb Simmons, who is the long-time director of the St. Clair County Emergency Management Agency. Fire Chief John Rosenkranz was removed from his post and replaced with Assistant Chief Jerame Simmons, at a fire district board meeting in East Carondelet on Monday, FOX 2 reports. The newly-appointed fire chief pleaded guilty to arson more than 20 years ago when he was just 18. The two can be seen in video seated at the same table when the change was made.
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The arsonist son of the local county's Emergency Management Director.....so lots of nepotism there.
I suggest firing the EM Director and his arsonist son, but it's Illinois....corruption is in the water, I think.