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Thanks for the clarification. Those firefighters are not fit for public service.
Late Monday, the police department said another officer had been relieved of duty. Officials did not give a name or specify what role the officer played in the arrest. In total, seven Memphis officers have been disciplined.
Also Monday, Memphis Fire Department officials announced the firing of emergency medical technicians Robert Long and JaMicheal Sandridge and fire Lt. Michelle Whitaker in connection with Nichols’ death. 

The tally of those deemed responsible for Tyre's death is growing - as it should. These EMTs stood around shooting the shit with the cops instead of attending to Tyre's injuries. >

This article has a bit of misleading context: The EMTs in question were assigned to the fire truck that responded. The ambulance EMS staffers were not. The fact that FD did not also do their due assessment in accordance with certifications with the engine crew is the principal factor in this. They were EMT certified, but they were Firefighters (in mentality and name) and should be called as such.