Chris Brown Wants L.A. Prisoner Firefighters To Be Rewarded
Singer Chris Brown is taking to social media to advocate for a change in the way prisoner firefighters are treated in Los Angeles. The Grammy-winning artist expressed his support for the group, known as the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) Fire Team, who have been fighting fires in the Los Angeles area alongside regular firefighters.
In a post on Instagram, Brown wrote, “LA should reward these inmates for their bravery and hard work. They’re out here risking their lives just like the other firefighters, and they deserve recognition and a second chance.” The CDCR Fire Team is comprised of inmates from state prisons who have been selected to participate in firefighting training and are then deployed to battle fires across the state.
Brown’s post highlights the efforts of the CDCR Fire Team and their dedication to protecting the public, despite facing numerous challenges, including limited resources and training. The singer is calling on Los Angeles to show appreciation for the prisoners’ bravery and hard work by providing them with rewards and recognition.