irishboxer384
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So then you would file charges for seizure patients, head trauma patients, or diabetic patients who are combative?
How about people under the influence of alcohol or substance abusers?
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So then you would file charges for seizure patients, head trauma patients, or diabetic patients who are combative?
Those weren't the ones I listed. Saying that charges should be filed on everyone who assults/is combative with EMS is a very horrible blanket statement. Imagine getting T-bones at an intersection and waking up a couple of days later with an assult/battery charge on you that you had no control of.How about people under the influence of alcohol or substance abusers?
Those weren't the ones I listed. Saying that charges should be filed on everyone who assults/is combative with EMS is a very horrible blanket statement. Imagine getting T-bones at an intersection and waking up a couple of days later with an assult/battery charge on you that you had no control of.
And where did I write what you just stated??
Last time I checked fire fighters and medics don't get paid to get hit by the general public, be it by someone of 'proper state of mind' or not.
The part where you said "be it by someone of 'proper state of mind' or not. That to me means anyone who knows what they are doing or does not know what they are doing.So by saying medics and firefighters dont get paid to be hit that's me saying "charges should be filed on everyone who assults/is combative with EMS"
Are we both reading and writing in English here?