Brian A. Crawford

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  "We couldn't be more proud," Shreveport Fire Chief Brian Crawford said of Cochran.

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  "We are expecting more success stories of minimal fire spread, reduced property loss and no fire related injuries as the community becomes more educated about the effectiveness of this device," Shreveport Fire Chief Brian A. Crawford said.

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  The task force included: Gordon Routley, a retired chief with experience in fatal fire investigations; Brian Crawford, assistant to the fire chief and resident instructor at the National Fire Academy with a master's degree in industrial psychology; Kevin Roche, assistant fire marshal and assistant to the fire chief who is expert on firefighting equipment and research; Tim Sendelbach, former chief of training and president of the International Society of Fire Service Instructors; Mike Chiaramonte, former fire chief and fire inspector with expertise in fire prevention and fire codes; and Pete Piringer, a public information officer with expertise in media relations.

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  Firefighters spent the afternoon venting smoke out of the Travis Street building and people who work in the 16-story building would not be allowed back in for the rest of the day, Fire Chief Brian Crawford said.
  
  An elderly man was taken from the building on a stretcher but his medical condition was related to his diabetes and not the fire, Crawford said. A building maintenance worker fell and hit his head but did not want to go to the hospital and he was evaluated at the scene, authorities said.
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  There was no structural damage to the Mid South Tower, Crawford said.

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  Her new rank is comparable to that of an assistant chief in the department, Fire Chief Brian Crawford said.
  
  "Her work ethic is her strongest asset," Crawford said.
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  "Let's face it, as important as the firefighters are in going to the fire, they can never go if that phone call never reaches them, if that alarm never tones at the fire station," Crawford said.

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  Brian Crawford: Southeast Shreveport has extra protection
  
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  Brian A. Crawford, is chief of the Shreveport Fire Department.
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  Brian Crawford: Southeast Shreveport has extra protection

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  Firefighters will continue checking the building for hot spots for up to two days, said Brian Crawford, Shreveport Fire Department spokesman.
  
  He encouraged people to call the fire department for help even if they think a fire is out.
  
  "You're not bothering us," Crawford said.

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  Brian A. CrawfordFire Chief

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  Shreveport Fire Department officials are aware of Lopez's arrest and will handle the situation internally, said Brian Crawford, Fire Department spokesman.
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  Crawford would not elaborate on the process the Fire Department follows in this kind of situation.

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  "Children and the elderly are most at risk for being killed or injured in a fire," Shreveport Fire Chief Brian Crawford said. "When you add poverty and living in poor socioeconomic conditions, it increases your chances of being killed or injured in a fire exponentially. People use space heaters and alternative ways to stay warm, and a lot of time they don't realize the danger."
  
  Crawford researched the link between fatal fires and poverty for a 2005 article that appeared in Fire Engineering magazine. He cited several circumstances poverty creates that can contribute to fire risks.
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  This year, Shreveport firefighters have responded to 169 residential fires, and only 26 of those had working smoke alarms, Crawford said.
  
  "Chances are 75 percent greater of escaping a residential fire without death or injury if there is a working smoke alarm inside of the house," Crawford said.
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  Lenora Mitchell has lived in her Allendale residence for 32 years, and Thursday, Crawford installed her first smoke alarm.
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  After Drain's death, Crawford created the Fire Safety Task Force to increase fire prevention efforts and focus on preventing fire deaths. The group includes public officials, community leaders, law enforcement, business owners and Shreveport residents.
  
  "The Fire Department is known for fighting fires and saving lives, but prevention is a big component," Crawford said.

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