Parker Lowther

Parker Lowther is a member of the Fire Commission, the panel which decided Sullivan's fate.
==History==
Parker was one of the members of the fire commission who were interviewing witnesses in order to determine if Robert Sullivan would be allowed to remain a firefighter. He first interviewed, Emmett Dixon, who revealed that Ben Warren knew about Sullivan's overdose for a while before he reported the missing drugs from the PRT. Next, Richard Webber spoke about Sullivan's sobriety and recovery.
After that, Michael Dixon came in and testified. He claimed that he was conducting an internal investigation, which is why he didn't report their actions immediately. He insinuated that it may have been going on much longer than it actually was. He also implied that drug use may have factored into Sullivan's decision-making at multiple incidents, including the one where Pruitt Herrera died. He also invoked his son's homosexuality and suggested that Sullivan used that as leverage to keep him quiet.
Ben testified next, explaining his decision to sign off on a false inventory under pressure from Sullivan. They asked why the PRT should be allowed to go back out on the street when this happened. Ben said it would probably happen again because of the system being set up to create narcotic dependency. The commission decided to shut down the PRT immediately before the hearing was even concluded.
Finally, Sullivan himself spoke and apologized for what he'd done. While he was speaking, the other members of station 19 came in and each of them gave a statement on his behalf, despite him saying he didn't want them to speak. Ultimately, the commission decided he could remain a firefighter, but they stripped him off his rank.
==Career==
He works for the Fire Commission of Seattle.
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