Four EMS workers were injured after an assault in the Bronx on Thursday night, the New York City Fire Department said.

The suspect's loved ones said the entire situation could have been avoided. CBS News New York's Ali Bauman reports.

A Bronx man attacked two FDNY EMTs, causing injuries to their face and head and requiring treatment at the hospital.

The high volume of fire and the large amount of fuel limited their ability to put that fire out,” FDNY Assistant Chief Michael Meyers said.

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