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>Nope anon, and whats even funnier is when the ambulance crew arrived, they didnt even check his pulse or vitals, just loaded him into the ambulance
Sometimes medics load a patient into the rig and then perform lifesaving measures.
Depends on the situation
Not all lifesaving measures are performed on the street
It was a police involved incident
Makes complete sense medics removed Floyd to the safety of a rig
>Yes, they just threw him on the gurney.
Every heard of scoop and run?
Not all life saving measures are performed on the street
Some patients are moved to the rig
Besides Floyd was already dead
>why did cops jump outta the back of the ambulance and act like EMTs?
It was a police involved incident
This is not unusual
Many officers are trained in BLS
You will have a valid point if you can conclusively show show there were no medics in the rig
>They still don't sling dead bodies onto gurneys and whisk them away.
Yes they do
All the time
It's called 'scoop and run'
>Hennepin County Sheriff's uniforms.
Six new paramedics join Hennepin EMS
https://hcmcnews.org/2012/09/06/six-new-paramedics-join-hennepin-ems/
Notice the uniform
>still even if they were EMS they did not do anything on the scene to revive the patient, very odd
For the 3rd time
It was a police involved incident
Not unusual to remove patient to rig for treatment
Not unusual for Fire / EMS / Medics to wear tactical vests during a police involved incident
Prove there was no treatment in the rig
Then you may have a point
>Please note that some agencies cross train their officers to be EMT/Paramedics. This is not unusual…
That is correct, many officers have BLS training