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<p>PITTSBURGH (AP) &#8212; A Pennsylvania police chief has lost part of his arm following a fireworks accident at the town&#8217;s fireman&#8217;s carnival.</p><p>Karen Diebold says her son &#8212; Leechburg Police Chief Michael Diebold &#8212; is in stable condition and in good spirits because of the outpouring of community support.</p><p>Police say the 39-year-old chief was lighting a mortar when one went off and exploded into him. The chief reportedly runs a local fireworks business and was licensed to handle them.</p><p>The chief was being treated at UPMC Mercy hospital in Pittsburgh.</p><p>A prayer vigil for the chief was held Sunday night at the Leechburg Volunteer Fire Company.</p><p>State police are continuing to investigate the accident.</p><style>
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Pennsylvania police chief loses part of his arm in fireworks accident