There’s controversy in Washington, DC over a fire that left a man and a nine-year-old boy dead. And there should be. Everyone needs to be angry over failures by two DC agencies to take preventive action at a home that was a fire trap. But what most everyone will miss, as they always do, is the failure of a third DC agency–the city’s 911 center–and the ridiculous excuse provided for its poor performance..
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