Medics With A Mission

04/20/2026

Sending all the prayers to his family and RFD. We’ll take it from here 🖤❤️🖤

04/09/2026

Fire Department Autism Awareness T-shirts on sale through April

WAKE FOREST, NC – The Wake Forest Fire Department (WFFD) is selling custom “Autism Awareness” T-shirts with puzzle lettering through Thursday, April 30.

Available in a variety of adult sizes, T-shirts may be ordered and purchased online via credit card at www.wakeforestnc.gov/marketplace. T-shirt pricing varies by size ranging from $18.59 (S-XL) to $22.24 (3XL).

For every T-shirt sold, the WFFD will donate $3 to the Autism Society of North Carolina.

For more information, email Firefighter Brice Strickland at [email protected].

03/22/2026

Thoughts?

Services not only need to do a better job of accommodating the need to complete the PCR while still on the call, but they need to do a much better job of training how to complete brief, efficient, and concise documentation. Providers often document out of sheer terror rather than confidence.

03/08/2026

03/01/2026

Our hearts are with our NCSHP family.

🖤💙🖤

**UPDATE** Due to an outpouring of support and a multitude of those looking to help, a GoFundMe account has been established to help support the 9 month old daughter of fallen Master Trooper Steven Perry. Those looking to help can so so by visiting the provided link: https://gofund.me/32d0d6684

Member Line of Duty Death: Master Trooper Steven J. Perry

Dear Patrol Family,

It is with profound sadness and a heavy heart that I inform you of the passing of one of our own. Master Trooper Steven J. Perry has passed away from an on-duty traffic collision while working in Durham County. Initial indications are that early this morning he was struck head-on by a wrong-way driver while traveling on NC-147. The other involved driver is also deceased from the traffic collision.

Trooper Perry was a member of the 148th Basic Patrol School and has served Durham County throughout his nearly 7-year career. During this difficult time, our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and fellow troopers who had the privilege of serving alongside him. We ask that you keep the entirety of his family and our Patrol Family in your thoughts.

We would like to thank the Durham County Emergency Medical Services, Durham Fire Department, Durham Police Department and the North Carolina Department of Transportation IMAP Division for their extensive assistance at the scene of this crash.

As further details become available and as a celebration of life service is planned, we will ensure that details are shared.

Please stay safe, take care of one another and keep the family in your prayers.

Warmest Regards,
Colonel Freddy Johnson Jr.

02/23/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Stien Davis family and the NC SHP. Another life gone way too soon 🖤💙🖤

**UPDATE** After the line of duty death of Master Trooper Stien Davis Jr. on February 22, 2026, he leaves behind a soon to be one-year-old son. A tragedy account has been set up for donations at the State Employees' Credit Union. Donations can be made by using account number 64802018 at any local branch.

Member Line of Duty Death: Master Trooper Stien Davis

Dear Patrol Family,

It is with deepest sadness that I inform you of a member’s on duty passing. Master Trooper Stien Davis, Jr. (Troop B, District 7, Robeson County) was involved in a single vehicle collision shortly after midnight this morning and was pronounced deceased.

The initial reports are that he was on duty and traveling in his patrol vehicle when he lost control of his vehicle, traveled off the road and overturned in a swampy roadside area while on NC 130. The specifics related to the cause of the collision are under investigation at this time.

Master Trooper Davis was a member of the 141st Basic Patrol School and served our state and the Robeson County area with distinction. Any forthcoming details related to his passing as well as information related to a celebration of life ceremony will be shared as we move forward.

With Regards,

Colonel Freddy Johnson, Jr.

02/18/2026

Is your department ready for stretcher curling?

02/05/2026

We’ve been preaching this for YEARS! If you have an iPhone, set up your *EMERGENCY ID. It’s not just for kids, it’s helpful for adults too! You can add in all kinds of information such as BEE STING ALLERGY, PEANUT ALLERGY, DIABETIC, EPILEPTIC, NO BLOOD PRODUCTS, and any and all other information that you think may be helpful to responders in case of an emergency. Set. It. Up. Now.

02/01/2026

Please stay safe out there in this winter-y weather. Stay home. HUGE thank you to all the first responders working. ❄️☃️❄️

During this inclement weather help keep everyone safe and stay home if possible.

A Johnston County Deputy stopped a car for 103 MPH in the snow on HWY 70 near Princeton, NC.

A .22 BAC on intoximeter and a one year old discovered unrestrained in a child seat. The child left in the care of family members.

The driver received a free ride to the Johnston County Detention  Center.

Please Stay Safe!

01/30/2026

Learn CPR! You never know who it might save. You don’t need a fancy expensive cert. Ask anyone in the medical world, we will happily show you.

01/26/2026

Backboards are for sledding, right?

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