Cleaning workers from a campfire dismissed after posting insensitive photos with the wreck

Three employees of a construction company helping to clear the wreckage of the deadliest in the history of California were fired after posting insensitive photos of destroyed properties

Photos published Saturday on the Facebook page of the City of Paradise, destroyed by the deadly fire that killed 88 people, showed workers posing with damaged property. A photo showed the body of a burnt cat with a bottle of beer placed near his mouth with the following caption: "Dude … I was shivering with my mates, I had two cold people and BAM … a sacred fire bursts. "[19659007]" It's unacceptable and reprehensible behavior, "wrote the city of Paradise on its Facebook page, adding that the Paradise police were investigating criminal charges.

The construction company Bigge Crane and Rigging issued a statement in which he identified three people. people who participated in "this odious event" and terminated their employment.

The company said in its statement that it "expects its employees and subcontractors that they work with the utmost integrity and professionalism."

"Bigge regrets The company added that" the residents of Paradise and Butte County have suffered a blatant insult "during an already devastating period.

One Ear Several articles of society have lamented the "insensitive and reprehensible" acts of an employee named Rob Freestone. Bigge said that Freestone had been removed from the camp fire recovery effort.

Pacific Gas and Electric Co., which subcontracted Bigge, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Earlier this month, a civil suit accused the electricity company. to have failed to properly maintain a tower near the town of Pulga in Butte County, which allowed a live wire to come off the morning of November 8 and turn on the light. devastating fire of the camp.