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Pennsylvania firefighter upset over bullet that missed Trump's 'square' resigns over social media post

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A Pennsylvania volunteer firefighter has resigned amid backlash and even a bomb threat after comments about former President Donald Trump's assassination attempt.

Firefighter Tony Bendele resigned from Americus Hose Company in Sunbury after a social media post he posted went viral. He took to Facebook to complain about the threats he and his family had allegedly received after he was buried under an avalanche of anger for writing: “Too bad it didn't affect him,” referring to the 'attack on Trump in Butler County on the day. Saturday during a rally.

While a bullet went through the former president's ear and miraculously did not enter his head where it was probably intended, those attending the demonstration were also casualties with one man, a local firefighter, hailed as a hero for sacrificing the his life while protecting his family from bullets.

Bendele's comment in light of the tragic death of firefighter Corey Comperatore was even more disparaging to social media users who showered Americus and the city with messages.

Bob Hare, the fire department's general manager, along with Americus President Jerome Alex, said Bendele resigned Monday, the same day Americus was as reported closed due to a bomb threat.

According to screenshots of Bendele's post, he wrote that he was quitting, adding: “I can't do this.”

“This is way beyond anything that should happen,” he wrote, saying he and his family and friends have faced threats.

“I've never felt so unsafe in my life. This is way beyond anything that should be tolerated,” continued the ex-firefighter who thought his own comments about the attempted murder of 'a former president should be tolerated.

“If you realize what is currently happening, you should also take a long hard look in the mirror,” Bendele continued, admitting he made a “mistake” with his “simple statement.”

“I own this. But to threaten those around me with harm who have had no part in it, I can't do that,” he wrote.

“I'm sorry for everyone who is currently affected by this. I'm ashamed to have brought this to you,” he concluded. “I've already lost several people very close to me. I hope to lose more.”

Americus President Jerome Alex said Monday that the fire company “does not condone violence in any way,” adding that “Mr. Bendele is no longer part of the fire company.”

“We are all saddened to learn of the death of a brother whose heroic action (sic) to protect his family by protecting them shows who he was,” Alex said, referring to Comperatore.

But even Bendele's resignation charge did nothing to extinguish the fire he ignited.

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