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I think I would trust myself and most of my coworkers much more than you and your heavy handed tactics to de-escalate a tense situation. I can articulate points besides “you must listen to me because I am law enforcement,” which turns out works a lot better than threats of harm.When you’ve worked it, then you will understand. The question as to why was answered. Don’t want to get moved on? Then leave when told.
Next time you’re working on a patient, I’m hoping the crowd starts to tell YOU what to do and how to do it. But please, since LE is “BS“ In their methods, don’t call us anymore to help you. We wouldn’t want to cause you angst. I’m more than happy to let some EMS crew figure it out than risk getting reported for using approved and legal tactics to help them, because, you know, jack booted thugs and all that.
but also pretty amazing that you would insinuate you have no interest in attempting to do your job of protecting and serving, just because someone doesn’t agree with your view point.
Could you remind us again why you are here on an EMS board? What sort of information do you provide except not to question law enforcement? Do you have any information on medicine that you’d like to provide? Nearly every one of your posts in which EMS interacts with law enforcement includes a critique about how the crew was in the wrong. Could you substantiate that? Maybe provide some substantive evidence of your experience?
Also let’s remember that when the original video was posted of George Floyd’s killing your response was; “Where you there? Do you know what happened? Why?
Nope.”
I think we know what your views on holding law enforcement accountable are.
Can’t tell you how fortunate I feel to work with all different sorts of law enforcement that doesn’t share such views. They’re out there doing their best and your attitude makes their jobs harder.