Prince George's County Gives Support to Injured Firefighter

The past week was filled with ups and downs for the Mahaffey family. Dino remains in critical condition at the Burn Center at Washington Hospital Center. In spite of the serious injuries he sustained on Sunday, February 22, 2004, Dino's overall condition has stabilized.
Feb. 27, 2004
Chauncey Bowers
Dania Mahaffey and Carolyn Crockett, center, embrace after meeting on Thursday at Washington Hospital Center. Archie and Carolyn Crockett are the owners of the townhouse on Roseld Court where Dino sustained critical injuries almost one week ago. Other family members pictured include Dino's brother Wade, third from the right, and mother Mabel, far right.
Dania Mahaffey and Carolyn Crockett, center, embrace after meeting on Thursday at Washington Hospital Center. Archie and Carolyn Crockett are the owners of the townhouse on Roseld Court where Dino sustained critical injuries almost one week ago. Other family members pictured include Dino's brother Wade, third from the right, and mother Mabel, far right.
The past week was filled with ups and downs for the Mahaffey family. Dino remains in critical condition at the Burn Center at Washington Hospital Center. In spite of the serious injuries he sustained on Sunday, February 22, 2004, Dino's overall condition has stabilized.
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