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Heard this happened to another crew running a few weeks back and thought I'd ask everyones opinion on the matter. Yeah, I know, another wonderful gun scenario, but its becoming more apparent that EMS is starting to have to deal with street violence.
Apparently, a person approached a rig parked out front of a SNF and complained that he felt sick and needed to go to the hospital (as he leaned in through the passenger window. The EMT told him to step back so he could get out. When the EMT started to roll up his window, the man apparently pulled a gun on the EMT's (probably thinking that they were just going to bail out).
What would you do in such a scenario? I know more than likely, contacting dispatch for Police is probably ideal, but in the immediate sense (while at gunpoint), what would you do and how would you react?
Apparently, a person approached a rig parked out front of a SNF and complained that he felt sick and needed to go to the hospital (as he leaned in through the passenger window. The EMT told him to step back so he could get out. When the EMT started to roll up his window, the man apparently pulled a gun on the EMT's (probably thinking that they were just going to bail out).
What would you do in such a scenario? I know more than likely, contacting dispatch for Police is probably ideal, but in the immediate sense (while at gunpoint), what would you do and how would you react?