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A volunteer firefighter was struck early Sunday while trying to assist a motorist on an interstate in Pennsylvania.
According to a report from NBC 10 (http://bit.ly/1s4m1yZ), Daniel Callaway, 31, of Wilmington Manor (DE) Fire Company was heading to the department when he came upon a one car crash around 4:30 a.m.
While helping the driver involved in the crash, Callaway was hit by a different vehicle, according to the report.
Callaway was initially listed as critical but is now in stable condition, the report said.
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