Read the case study given below and answer the following questions Assignment: Ethics in Firefighting Firefighter ordered

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Assignment: Ethics in Firefighting Firefighter ordered suspended without pay after trying to rescue an elderly woman from a fire By Alaa Elassar, CNN Updated 8:12 AM ET, Wed February 12, 2020 On June 28, 2019, Capt. Daniel Dwyer of the Atlanta Fire Department entered this home to rescue a woman trapped inside. (CNN)Before anyone can become a firefighter, they first must take an oath: a promise to put the lives of others before their own, even if it means making the ultimate sacrifice. So when Capt. Daniel Dwyer of the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department stepped into a burning Northwest Atlanta home on June 28, 2019 to rescue the 95-year-old woman trapped inside, it seemed like he was simply doing his job. That is until he got suspended for 48 hours -- without pay -- for trying to save someone's life. And despite his best efforts, Sallie Skrine, the woman Dwyer was rescuing, died after succumbing to her injuries. After a nearly seven month internal investigation, it found that Dwyer "entered the structure" without "crew members," according to a notice of "final adverse action" complaint from the Atlanta-Fire Rescue obtained by CNN. ATLANTA FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT Dr. Steutermann MGMT 305- Survey of Management and Leadership Page 1 of 3 Assignment: Ethics in Firefighting Firefighter ordered suspended without pay after trying to rescue an elderly woman from a fire By Alaa Elassar, CNN Updated 8:12 AM ET, Wed February 12, 2020 On June 28, 2019, Capt. Daniel Dwyer of the Atlanta Fire Department entered this home to rescue a woman trapped inside. (CNN)Before anyone can become a firefighter, they first must take an oath: a promise to put the lives of others before their own, even if it means making the ultimate sacrifice. So when Capt. Daniel Dwyer of the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department stepped into a burning Northwest Atlanta home on June 28, 2019 to rescue the 95-year-old woman trapped inside, it seemed like he was simply doing his job. That is until he got suspended for 48 hours -- without pay -- for trying to save someone's life. And despite his best efforts, Sallie Skrine, the woman Dwyer was rescuing, died after succumbing to her injuries. After a nearly seven month internal investigation, it found that Dwyer "entered the structure" without "crew members," according to a notice of "final adverse action" complaint from the Atlanta-Fire Rescue obtained by CNN. ATLANTA FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT Dr. Steutermann MGMT 305- Survey of Management and Leadership Page 1 of 3