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two other men were set upon by a gang of men in the town one received serious head injuries Gardai are probing to see if both incidents are connected and are appealing for witnesses Tags Assault Crime
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Mailbox outside the Chien residence with a note for mail carrier that large packages should be shoved under the security gate
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Trampled weeds leading down the hill away from Via Caballeros a street behind the Chien residence The Marquez home behind the Chien home in the Covina Hills
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A closer view of carnations at the Chien s gate The view from Via Caballeros behind the Chien residence
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What is more important at the scene of a crime, treating a victim or arresting a fleeing armed suspect?
Q. A very controversial issue in dealing with emergency conditions at a crime scene can occur when there are injured victims needing medical aid and there is an armed suspect attempting to flee. Should you render aid and permit the suspect to escape and possibly harm others, or do you apprehend the suspect and risk the life of the victim? Which do you consider the most important and why? Provide legal as well as moral arguments.
Asked by joe c - Sat Jan 19 09:07:54 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. EMTs should treat the victims, law enforcement should go after the criminal, so as to keep him from harming others. Since most law enforcement personnel aren't EMTs, in your example, they would probably save more people by stopping the criminal. The other problem with having an armed criminal in the area is they can hamper the EMTs from being able to do their jobs. Also, if someone is shot in the chest, they need to get to a hospital ASAP, first aid isn't going to do much for them.
Answered by Yo it's Me - Sat Jan 19 09:13:41 2008
Q. A very controversial issue in dealing with emergency conditions at a crime scene can occur when there are injured victims needing medical aid and there is an armed suspect attempting to flee. Should you render aid and permit the suspect to escape and possibly harm others, or do you apprehend the suspect and risk the life of the victim? Which do you consider the most important and why? Provide legal as well as moral arguments.
Asked by joe c - Sat Jan 19 09:07:54 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. EMTs should treat the victims, law enforcement should go after the criminal, so as to keep him from harming others. Since most law enforcement personnel aren't EMTs, in your example, they would probably save more people by stopping the criminal. The other problem with having an armed criminal in the area is they can hamper the EMTs from being able to do their jobs. Also, if someone is shot in the chest, they need to get to a hospital ASAP, first aid isn't going to do much for them.
Answered by Yo it's Me - Sat Jan 19 09:13:41 2008
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