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Ocala Fire Rescue Hazing Waterboarding at Station 21 — Your Civil Rights After a First-Responder Assault You went to work at Fire Station 21 in Ocala on November 16 like any other shift. You did your job. And then the people who were supposed to have your back — the ones you’d trust in a burning building — smeared grease on you, threw your boots in the woods, held you down, stripped you, beat you with your own belt, and waterboarded you with a towel and water until a call came in and they let you go. That is not a hazing. That is not a prank. That is kidnapping, robbery, battery, and an act of torture committed by people wearing the same uniform as you. And the fact that four of them have been arrested and terminated does not mean the system worked — it means the criminal system caught what the civil system still has to address. We are the trial team that handles cases like this, and we are going to tell you exactly what the law does and does not protect, who can be held accountable, what the evidence clock looks like, and what the fight…