McKinney Fire Captain James “Bull” Graham was critically injured in a crash Wednesday morning.
Captain James "Bull" Graham was critically injured in a crash on N. McDonald and Power House Street in McKinney.There was another vehicle involved, but Graham was the only person who was hurt. No other details about the crash have been released.
Graham has been a member of the McKinney Fire Department since 1999 and was promoted to captain in 2016. Family of slain Fort Worth apartment maintenance worker frustrated after accused killer is released on bond The city says that Graham works as an instructor at the Collin College Fire Academy to help train the next generation of firefighters.
Graham is currently in the hospital. The city says his wife Trisha and their sons Jordan, Justin and Jet are by his side.
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