Who Was Graham Hoffman? KCFD Firefighter-Paramedic Fatally Stabbed To Death By Patient

Kansas City firefighter paramedic Graham Hoffman, 29, was fatally stabbed by a patient during a routine ambulance call. The attack occurred en route to the hospital after responding to a highway medical check. Authorities are investigating, and the suspect is in custody. Hoffman was remembered as a dedicated public servant.

Kansas City Fire Department's Firefighter Paramedic Graham Hoffman died after being fatally stabbed by a patient during what began as a routine medical call on Sunday, April 27. Kansas City police officers initially responded to a report of a woman walking on a highway near North Oak Trafficway. Upon locating her, they called in emergency medical services for further evaluation.

While being transported to the hospital, the patient unexpectedly produced an edged weapon and stabbed Hoffman in the chest, piercing his heart. His partner immediately issued a crew emergency call, prompting a swift response from both the Kansas City Fire and Police departments. Despite immediate lifesaving efforts and emergency surgery at North Kansas City Hospital, Hoffman died in the intensive care unit.

Authorities confirmed that the suspect is in custody, though their identity and motive have not yet been disclosed. The police are working closely with the Clay County Prosecutor on criminal charges. In response, city officials pledged full accountability and an internal review of the incident.

Also read: Saquon Barkley Joins Trump At His New Jersey Golf Course Ahead Of Eagles’ White House Visit | Photo Who Was Graham Hoffman? Graham Hoffman, 29, joined the Kansas City Fire Department in 2022 and served with distinction. He was described by city officials as embodying Kansas City’s “finest quality – selfless service for others.” Mayor Quinton Lucas expressed heartbreak, stating, “He was taken from us while working to save lives,” and emphasized the city’s support for Hoffman’s family and colleagues.

Interim City Manager Kimiko Gilmore added, “His courage and compassion will never be forgotten.” Grief counseling is being made available to KCFD members, and the city has requested privacy for Hoffman’s family during this difficult time. Get Latest News Live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from US News, World and around the world.

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