Post number #165037, ID: 83fbe5
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If you've seen Paramedics and first responders, they don't follow this very often .. But it is illegal for them to break into the building of the person who called 911. Although this seems very illogical, it has not been changed since establishment of privacy laws. Many deaths in the past have happened because medics had to wait for police or the Fire department, and many medics have been sued, so far as losing their jobs for breaking in to save a life. Penalty does very in places.
Post number #165038, ID: 83fbe5
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> Same guy from the programmer joke
Post number #165049, ID: ac7aeb
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Shit, huh, I bust down a door helping a paramedic, should I arrest myself? -OS
Post number #165055, ID: 83fbe5
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Nonono, this is the same legality as if a civilian does it just to get in. If your an officer or the Fire department then it doesn't matter, you were what the medics were waiting for in the first place. Besides, it takes a mental person to press charges on paramedics for breaking in. Medics usually do it themselves unless they know they're dealing with a, well.. yeah, y'know.
Post number #165056, ID: ac7aeb
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Thank god -OS
Post number #165065, ID: 8c5c09
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To be honest, I expected a "ur mom gay" thread. —Jammed Cola
Post number #165066, ID: ac7aeb
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No u -OS
Post number #165067, ID: 740a1b
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ur mom and dad gay
Post number #165068, ID: 83fbe5
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That would've been a pretty good meme. >>165065
| If you've seen Paramedics and first responders, they don't follow this very often .. But it is illegal for them to break into the building of the person who called 911. Although this seems very illogical, it has not been changed since establishment of privacy laws. Many deaths in the past have happened because medics had to wait for police or the Fire department, and many medics have been sued, so far as losing their jobs for breaking in to save a life. Penalty does very in places.