People are outraged Kim and Kanye reportedly hired private firefighters to protect their $60 million mansion from the California wildfires — but it's not that uncommon

Many insurance companies employ private firefighting teams to dispatch when wildfires, like southern California's Woolsey fire, strike.

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People are outraged Kim and Kanye reportedly hired private firefighters to protect their $60 million mansion from the California wildfires — but it's not that uncommon Many insurance companies employ private firefighting teams to dispatch when wildfires, like southern California's Woolsey fire, strike. Read More »

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