Brandon275
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I recently started working with a new partner about 3 weeks ago now and its clear as day that I cannot trust the guy. Here is why. We went on a call which came in as an assault. We got updated during the response that the victim was a pregnant female who was having abdominal pain and could no longer feel her baby move. So we show up on scene and we found a 28 year old female sitting on the sidewalk crying her eyes out. She could barely speak she was in such shock.
Anyway the cops told us she was thrown against a car, hit in the face and kicked in the stomach. The man who assaulted this poor woman was lying face down on the ground handcuffed. So I started trying to talk to the patient and assess her and this guy is yelling at her and calling her every name in the book including the C-word. I walked over to him and told him to shut up because he was upsetting my patient. Everytime she would try talking to me the guy would yell at her and she would start crying.
So he was thrown in the back of the police wagon and was screaming at me and the patient the whole way to the wagon. My partner comes over with the stretcher and asked me what we had. I responded by saying I couldn't hear the patient or properly assess her because this guy was being a jackass and screaming at the patient and me.
So after the call he threatened to go to management if I told him something like that on scene again. Whatever happened to backing up your partner? Incredible. Needless to say I was not impressed. What happens on calls and in the truck should stay there unless there is an extreme circumstance that requires it. This was hardly a circumstance. Lesson learned. Wont trust him at all and will have to watch my back.
Anyway the cops told us she was thrown against a car, hit in the face and kicked in the stomach. The man who assaulted this poor woman was lying face down on the ground handcuffed. So I started trying to talk to the patient and assess her and this guy is yelling at her and calling her every name in the book including the C-word. I walked over to him and told him to shut up because he was upsetting my patient. Everytime she would try talking to me the guy would yell at her and she would start crying.
So he was thrown in the back of the police wagon and was screaming at me and the patient the whole way to the wagon. My partner comes over with the stretcher and asked me what we had. I responded by saying I couldn't hear the patient or properly assess her because this guy was being a jackass and screaming at the patient and me.
So after the call he threatened to go to management if I told him something like that on scene again. Whatever happened to backing up your partner? Incredible. Needless to say I was not impressed. What happens on calls and in the truck should stay there unless there is an extreme circumstance that requires it. This was hardly a circumstance. Lesson learned. Wont trust him at all and will have to watch my back.
