The 33-year-old firefighter/paramedic who passed away on Tuesday after a training exercise has been recognised by the Kansas City Fire Department.Just before noon on Tuesday, Kyle Brinker experienced a medical issue during the training exercise,

KANSAS CITY— A Kansas City Fire Department released the name of the firefighter-paramedic who died Tuesday during a training exercise. Kyle Brinker, 33, was a ten year veteran with KCFD with the Rescue Division at Station 35, according to the city.

An 11-year veteran of the department, Brinker spent the majority of his KCFD career at Station 35 — one of the busiest in the city, according to Kansas City fire Chief Ross Grundyson. A firefighter paramedic, Brinker was most recently assigned to the Technical Rescue Division at Station 35.

Kyle Brinker, 33, died at North Kansas City Hospital Tuesday after suffering a medical emergency during a training exercise. The firefighter and paramedic is survived by his wife and his brother, who is also a KCFD firefighter.

The Kansas City Fire Department identified the firefighter who died in the line of duty.Kyle Brinker, 33, died after suffering a medical emergency during a training exercise on Tuesday.Brinker, an 11-year veteran of the department, leaves behind a wife and ...

Emergency crews lined up to honor fallen Kansas City, Missouri, firefighter Kyle Brinker.Brinker died Tuesday afternoon after suffering a medical emergency during a training exercise.Thursday morning,

A former firefighter in Plum Borough died after suffering a medical emergency during a training exercise with the Kansas City Fire Department. Kyle Brinker died on Tuesday while participating in a training exercise with the department.

A former firefighter in Plum Borough died after suffering a medical emergency during a training exercise with the Kansas City Fire Department.