I'm just saying each division should stay within their own division. Fire doing EMS is for money saving but I'm not going either way with that statement. EMS doing Fire doesn't make any sense. Police doing either of those duties is just as confusing. There is a difference between police being a...
I agree. Fire has proper available equipment for this. The ESU tries to keep up with that but it has not been the greatest success. I really hate seeing a mash up of out of place departments. Fire and EMS = Decent. Police and EMS = Bad juju. The huge point that should be clear from this video is...
Well the NYPD have a special ESU (Emergency Service Unit) that responds to these things but because FDNY is more delegated to these incidents naturally it's a huge turf war. You can see what happens in the video how they go back and forth trying to put equipment in place and lift the car. Should...
Yea it's a shame all together. There's no point in dwelling on the things that should have happened. It's better to admit what went wrong, and work on improving it in the future. I really think the rush to get the spreader in was a poor decision. It wasn't very stable when the started lifting...
Anyone see this. Seemed like a big cluster situation. The two divisions obviously didn't want to work together. Thoughts/opinions?
http://statter911.com/2011/09/03/a-must-see-second-video-has-a-clear-shot-of-controversial-nypd-esu-attempted-extrication-of-brooklyn-motorcyclist-from-under-car/
That sirens show does look funny. Idk how well of a twist Leary can throw on that. I didn't like rescue me. Hopefully it's going to be good though. At least hold water to trauma.
Also I'm not satisfied with A&P I this semester. It was way too broad. I don't feel like I even learned anything more than I have through self directed learning at home