Documents reveal that two Memphis Fire Department rescue workers fired for failing to give aid to Tyre Nichols for 19 minutes after he was brutally beaten by police did not check his vital signs or perform other basic medical examinations.
FILE - In this image from video released and partially redacted by the city of Memphis, Tenn., Tyre Nichols lies on the ground during a brutal attack by Memphis Police officers, Jan. 7, 2023, in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Two Memphis Fire Department emergency medical technicians who were fired and had their licenses suspended for failing to give aid to
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