BALTIMORE — A Baltimore City Fire Department Captain died in a motorcycle crash.
Captain Anthony Workman was in the crash on Wednesday and the department announced his death today.
Fire Chief Niles Ford released a statement, "He was an outstanding First Responder that was a pillar of strength, love, & unity within #BCFD. He represented us well through the Honor Guard & many other ways. He will be missed."
On Wed., Aug. 31, Captain Anthony J. Workman was in a motorcycle accident that left him in critical condition. Today, it is w/ great sadness we announce the passing of a special person to the #BCFD family. Cpt. Workman, a 16 year vet, was admired by many. He will truly be missed. pic.twitter.com/IAM7Lw9eIt
— Baltimore Fire (@BaltimoreFire) September 2, 2022
He was a 16 year veteran of the department.
"He was always positive," Ford said. "In fact, if you spoke negatively in front of him, he'd stop you and make you say something positive. His goal has always been to help people. He's just an extraordinary human being."
On behalf of the members of @BCFDL734 our heartfelt condolences go out to Captain Workman’s family and friends and our Brothers and Sisters of @officers964.
— Baltimore Firefighters IAFF Local 734 (@BCFDL734) September 2, 2022
Please keep Captain Workman’s family and friends in your prayers during this time of sorrow. https://t.co/AkJKpPQ31Q pic.twitter.com/CgTUNf1NYz
