JANUARY 2010 THREAD
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I think that was a 3rd Devon.
I have seen too many accidents like this that the person has signed off at the scene refusing medical treatment, just to learn that they have ended up going later on to the ER.
I have seen too many accidents like this that the person has signed off at the scene refusing medical treatment, just to learn that they have ended up going later on to the ER.
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From: jus south of nuts
ive been there myself..
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From: jus south of nuts
ive had several and two had the jaws of life involved.
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From: jus south of nuts
good one, i had to have the fire dept, remove a drivers seat of a 67 camaro to get my leg from under it,
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Neil I have ye on that on several yrs ago we had a guy fold his car into a v after he lost control of it around the corner from my house. he died a few days later at shock trauma. He was in such bad shape they had to hold sheets up around the stretcher to keep the crowd from seeing him as they wheeled him to the chopper.
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How about a Amtrak train traveling at 70 mph hitting a car that was parked on the tracks on the driver's side. Car got pushed down the tracks for about 1/2 mile. Driver was deceased (apparent suicide) and the car was stuck under the cow catcher on the train. Ended up having to chain the car to the tracks, cut off part of the cow catcher and then back the train up to remove the car.
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I know the feeling.
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Howdy Mary's Land. Just read all the latest. Hope somebody drags Jr. to E.R. He don't need no stinkin' medical insurance. If he got rear ended ( & sitting at a stoplight ), they should be paying for it. Make a lawyer rich(er), sue 'em for all they've got. Seriously, glad somebody has at least gotten to talk to him & still think he NEEDS to go to E.R. & get checked out. Neil, you're a firefighter, I'm sure you've probably responded to more than 1 accident. Don't they usually have an ambulance dispatched to the accident J.I.C.?