I think it's important to find out exactly what happened, who didn't make the decision and who Put the public at risk. So somebody at the fire department or the mayor's office made the decision? Absolutely. Now that would be in the after action report, right? They would say specifically what happened. Right. They would put that out. That should absolutely be in it. In fact, after action reports in California are governed by state law that they have to have all this information in them. (48:47–48:53)
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Asserts that the after-action report should specify what happened during the fire response.
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