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Paramedic Filmed Himself Contaminating Fire Station, Co-Workers’ Food with His Bodily Fluids: Reports

Christopher M. Carroll faces 20 counts of causing ingestion of bodily fluids and three counts of property damage at multiple Baltimore County fire and safety locations.

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The York County man, who worked as a paramedic in Maryland, urinated in coffee creamer and an ice machine at a fire house, among other objects.

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Paramedic filmed himself contaminating fire station, co-workers’ food with his bodily fluids: reports

The York County man, who worked as a paramedic in Maryland, urinated in coffee creamer and an ice machine at a fire house, among other objects.

·Harrisburg, United States
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Paramedic from Dallastown accused of ejaculating in coffee creamer at fire station

A Baltimore County Fire Department paramedic was held without bond last Thursday for allegedly putting his bodily fluids in items at work.

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WHP broke the news in on Thursday, February 12, 2026.
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