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To: Ken H

We were taught over and over again that if a rescuer/officer got injured he/she would automatically be first ALS care and first transport. This is simply valuing one life above another.


35 posted on 02/12/2015 5:51:58 PM PST by rsobin
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To: rsobin
We were taught over and over again that if a rescuer/officer got injured he/she would automatically be first ALS care and first transport. This is simply valuing one life above another.

'We' being...?

38 posted on 02/12/2015 5:56:39 PM PST by Ken H (What happens on the internet, stays on the internet.)
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To: rsobin

“...if a rescuer/officer got injured he/she would automatically be first...”
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I have never heard any reports of that.
In a typical swat raid, from start to finish,
it is usually less than 60 seconds on the clock.
Any injuries on either side (law enforcement or perpetrator)
and triaged by ems and handled accordingly.


39 posted on 02/12/2015 6:02:28 PM PST by Repeal The 17th (We have met the enemy, and he is us.)
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To: rsobin; Ken H

From your FReepmail:
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“We have been told over and again, even when I questioned instructors about specifics on the issue, that “we take care of our own” when explaining priorities of treatment.”
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Like Ken H asked you earlier, “Who is ‘We’?”
If what you say is true you should have the balls to quit.


41 posted on 02/12/2015 6:12:10 PM PST by Repeal The 17th (We have met the enemy, and he is us.)
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