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You can't say we don't have it all in CA.

It appears that several fire departments are using their fire trucks for more than fighting fires.

Wonder if we will get a tax break assuming that these porn movie companies are paying for the fire truck use.

"LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles Fire Department spokeswoman says the department is investigating allegations that some firefighters allowed porn producers to use fire trucks in adult films.

KNBC-TV ( http://bit.ly/qeqHHp) reports that a Los Angeles fire engine was used as a backdrop for a porn film shot at Venice Beach. Footage aired on KNBC showed a topless woman sitting on the apparatus.

Captain Tina Haro told the station that the department has "zero tolerance" for the alleged misbehavior. She says Fire Chief Brian Cummings has ordered an investigation into the allegations because they clearly violate department policy."

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