Find Your "Boo" Rescue Me Singles Party: Snag Yourself a Hero

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Snag your very own hero at this NYC soiree which gathers together the area's hottest first responders (firefighters EMS/paramedics cops and military).

If heroes leave you breathless we have a feeling you'll have no trouble getting some mouth-to-mouth.")

"Rescue Me" Halloween Party Edition

Calling all heroes and heroines! Get ready for a spine-tingling night at the “Rescue Me Halloween Party.” Whether you’re a firefighter EMS/paramedic cop or military personnel this event promises thrills chills and maybe even some mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

This party is ONLY open to men who are legitimate and active/retired Firefighters EMS/paramedics police and military* and their civilian guy friends.

It is open to women of ALL professions.

What to expect:

• Costumes are HIGHLY recommended and make this event so much fun!
• Mix & mingle with NYC's Bravest from 8:00 pm to 1 am (arrive before 10:30pm for entrance)
• First Responders with valid agency ID drink free 8-9pm
• Male and Female First responders with legitimate agency ID drink free 7pm to 8pm
• Vote on the best Costumes on the night!
• Scary Movie Icebreaker with the chance to win prizes

Open to men and women from any legitimate Fire EMS or Search and Rescue Service: Any nation Military Police Department US Airforce PJs Federal State or Local Search and Rescue FDNY NYPD NYC 911 Voluntary Hospital any area (worldwide) Municipal Private or Volunteer Organization. Emergency Room Physicians Medical Director and ER/flight nurses are also welcome.

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• This Thursday, 24th July, 07:00 pm, "Rescue Me" Singles Party: Mix and Mingle with NYC's Bravest Firefighters in New York