Community members gather together to help a young firefighter in our masters as he recovers in the intensive care unit from an undesirable accident. Lovers say that he felt paralyzed from the waist down.
According to the Passadina Fire Department, Armin Hajoubian, a parameter of firefighters that recently helped fight the deadly Eiton River, suffered a severe spinal cord injury from a motorcycle accident on Tuesday, May 20.
“For years, Armen faced burning buildings and responded to emergency situations to protect the lives of others.” “Now, after being subjected to cash wounds, he finds himself on the other side of the emergency call.”
It is claimed that the tragic accident left Hagop with a limited feeling and mobility, and there was no evidence that his condition would improve.
Armen Hagoubian, a firefighting paramedic in Pasadina, who helped fight Eiton’s deadly fire, appears in this unknown image. May 2025 (Firefighters in Pasadina via Instagram) Armen Haguwayn (the second of the right), a paramedic of firefighters in Pasadina, who helped fight the dead fire of Iton, in this unknown image. May 2025. (GOFUNDME) Armen Hagoubian, a firefighting paramedic in Pasadina, who helped fight Eiton’s deadly fire, appears in this unknown image. May 2025 (Firefighters in Pasadina via Instagram) Armin Hajoubian (left), a firefighting paramedic in Pasadina who helped fight the deadly fire, in this unknown image. May 2025. (GOFUNDME) Armen Hagoubian, a firefighting paramedic in Pasadina, who helped fight Eiton’s deadly fire, appears in this unknown image. May 2025 (Firefighters in Pasadina via Instagram)
Hajoubian, who was described as a “dedicated hero” in his community, served the city for more than six years.
He was recently appointed to Firehouse 36, where, according to his team Instagram post“He is known for his dedication, skills and commitment to citizens who serve them and those who alike.”
One of the union members prepared a Gofundment To raise financial support to the beloved firefighter, hoping to help reduce the costs of his medical sponsorship, rehabilitation and home adjustments necessary.
“This story revolves around more than one firefighter incident – it is flexible, the strength of society, and the hope that we can communicate with one of us when one of us needs,” said Hajoubi crew member.
In the description of the GOFUNDME page, the author says that Hogopian spent his career to protect others without selfishness, “risking his life to save the life and homes of many in our society.”
“Now,” the description says, “Our role has come to gather around and support him in any possible way.”