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Medic 2, signal 9.
Hey out there, I just saw an ambulance with lights and sirens on going down 53rd street, but you would not believe how many people ignored them, do the police ever stop anyone for disregarding an emergency vehicle?
"If we ever forget that we are one nation under God, then we will be a nation gone under."
Not often, but, I think observerII would agree, most of the time when an officer is in the position to see someone disregarding an emergency vehicle, they are responding to the same scene and are unable to stop, or get a plate number.
ISP does patrols on the interstate, one trooper will make a traffic stop, and another trooper will stay behind them looking for people that don't MOVE OVER OR SLOW DOWN.
Many emergency workers are killed on the highways every year being hit by people who just don't pay attention. Lucky trooper in Indy this weekend, made it out of a similar situation with his life.
MOVE OVER OR SLOW DOWN
Giggity
Good advice and I wish everyone would take heed as public servants put their life on the line each day they go to work.
Bad accident at 200N. 300W. "Head on"
Requesting help from Richland Twd.
P.S.I. is on stand by
Both people are out of the car, looks like one will need to go to Community Hospital
Neighbor calling 911 16**east 29th St,,,neighbor watched kids throw fire crackers at vacant house, now kids are in the house. Needs a officer to check the house.
Park Rd. Neighbor calling about firecrackes. Kids are shooting them towards his house,several have landed on his roof.
Not often, but, I think observerII would agree, most of the time when an officer is in the position to see someone disregarding an emergency vehicle, they are responding to the same scene and are unable to stop, or get a plate number.
ISP does patrols on the interstate, one trooper will make a traffic stop, and another trooper will stay behind them looking for people that don't MOVE OVER OR SLOW DOWN.
Many emergency workers are killed on the highways every year being hit by people who just don't pay attention. Lucky trooper in Indy this weekend, made it out of a similar situation with his life.
MOVE OVER OR SLOW DOWN
Sorry, I guess my parents taught me different than a lot of others, I was taught you always stop and pull over for emergency vehicles and funerals! It is a respect thing I guess, but I can even remember my drivers ed teacher telling someone else to stop that was in the car with me. Parents need to make sure their kids know this, when it comes to emergency vehicles it could be a matter of life or death for people.
"If we ever forget that we are one nation under God, then we will be a nation gone under."