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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A whistle-blower who complained to WLKY News about excessive mandatory overtime at Louisville Metro Emergency Medical Services has been fired.
On Monday afternoon, emergency medical technician Patty Greer spoke to WLKY exclusively about her overtime concerns at EMS. Two days later, she was fired.
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- Watch the interview with the EMT about being fired
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