Baltimore fire captain dies after motorcycle crash

Baltimore fire captain dies after motorcycle crash

BALTIMORE -- A Baltimore fire captain has died after he crashed while riding his motorcycle to work earlier this week, the Baltimore Fire Department said Friday. 

His department identified him as Captain Anthony J. Workman, a 16-year-veteran with the department. He was 45. 

Josh Fannon, president of the Baltimore Fire Officers Union Local 964, said the accident happened around 6 a.m. Wednesday in Northwest Baltimore when the captain was coming into work for an early shift. 

Workman collided with a car Wednesday on the 5300 block of Liberty Heights Avenue, police said. He was hospitalized in critical condition.  

Police said they didn't know whether anyone inside the car was injured during Wednesday's crash. 

Dozens of firefighters joined a procession Friday to escort Workman's body from the medical center to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, where an autopsy will be performed.

 WJZ was there Wednesday when firefighters gathered outside Shock Trauma in support of Workman: 

Firefighters gather outside hospital after motorcycle collision injures fire captain
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