Houston Firefighter Marcelo Garcia Receives Final Salute
Houston Firefighter Marcelo 'Ox' Garcia III is being remembered today by hundreds of colleagues from around the state and country. His station assignment was unique -- in the neighborhood where he grew up. He often responded to calls from neighbors and others he or his family knew.
"Now I have the freedom" - Marcelo Garcia on coming out of retirement to compete in ONE Championship
Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) legend Marcelo Garcia clarified his decision to come out of retirement and restart his submission ...
Thirteen firefighters from the Beaumont Fire Department are covering a shift in Houston today so that Houston firefighters ...
Marcelo Garcia will be remembered in a public funeral service on Wednesday. Houston Mayor John Whitmire asked drivers to turn ...
Fans of the grappling arts were filled with joy following news of Marcelo Garcia coming out of retirement and signing with ...
It’s a somber mood this morning, we gather here to lay our brother to rest,” HFD Captain and public information officer, ...
Houston firefighter Marcelo Garcia was remembered by friends as a cool-headed and hard-working colleague who was always ...
"This charge is the first step in a long healing process for the firefighters of this city," Fire Chief Thomas Muñoz said.
A Houston firefighter died Thursday after fighting a warehouse fire near the Greater East End. Marcelo Garcia, 42, was transported to Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center after a wall collapsed ...
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