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MAN WANTED FOR ARSON AND KIDNAP OF HIS EX-GIRLFRIEND ARRESTED IN MEXICO ON FEDERAL FUGITIVE WARRANT
The FBI's Inland Regional Apprehension Team (IRAT) arrested Richard Eric Gurzi, 37, of Riverside County, this morning, on federal charges of Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution, announced J. Stephen Tidwell, Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI in Los Angeles, and Bob Doyle, Sheriff of Riverside County
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In most cases, patients are evacuated out of the disaster area by the Department of Defense (DOD) Aeromedical Evacuation System (AES), which is operated by the Global Patient Movement Requirements Center (GPMRC), of the U.S. Transportation Command. In the event of a disaster, the GPMRC is tasked to deploy the Immediate Response Assessment Team (IRAT). The IRAT determines the need for patient evacuation. If there is a need, a mission tasking order is issued to DOD, and FCCs are activated. GPMRC then issues instructions to the FCCs for the reporting of available beds. Simultaneously, patient information is gathered at the disaster site and forwarded to GPMRC through the IRAT. GPMRC determines to which FCCs the patients will be moved based on the victims’ needs, beds available, and transportation availability. GPMRC coordinates with the IRAT and other deployed DOD transportation elements at the disaster site to ensure smooth air operations.
The NDMS is a federally coordinated system that augments the nation’s medical response capability. The overall purpose of the NDMS is to establish a single integrated national medical response capability for assisting state and local authorities in dealing with the medical effects of major peacetime disasters. The NDMS may be activated for:
* Natural disasters
* Technological disasters
* Major transportation accidents
* Acts of terrorism including WMD events