EMS Avenger
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josiefoster06 :
I have no problem stepping in and telling LEO it is now my scene, my patient, and asserting control. Don't call me and keep aggitating the situation
2025-10-06 17:51:00
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Krystal Rose :
Curious if you watched code 3 and what you thought about the scene with the big psych patient….
2025-10-06 22:47:07
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kat :
Medics need to buy neck high stab proof uniforms,search stabproof clothes.Someone needs to patent and sell these.
2025-10-09 12:30:43
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droney mcdroneface2 :
No because in my country, the law states paramedics are in charge over police and fire if we deem it a medical episode,
2025-10-18 20:48:08
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Rue 🌸 :
Also simply being angry and agitated at the police or the situation does not mean you’re having a mental health crisis.
2025-10-07 13:48:09
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🚑RobTheParamedic🕶️👨⚕️ :
LEO thinks we just scoop them up with a free pass on Use of Force. It’s less than ideal trying to explain their role in a MH Crisis.
2025-10-06 15:39:14
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MrxCrusher :
If PD doesnt wanna follow my plan then I'm leaving and they can figure it out.
2025-10-06 18:53:45
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PickleRickRN :
There should absolutely be joint simulations with EMS/Fire and PD. Further though, those same agencies that are likely to work together in a given jurisdiction should, as part of the joint drill, also have a lecture/conversation portion where they discuss and clarify expectations for themselves and one another. This education would clear up so much confusion for agencies on what is appropriate and what is not for all responding agencies on these calls.
2025-10-07 17:46:35
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CR8er Offroad :
Our city runs a co-response program and PD and FD interact very well together.
2025-10-08 05:05:44
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towmedic :
"you need to sedate immediately!" "ok,Deputy, roll up your sleeve" He actually took a step back, looked around, and said "my bad. what do you need?" we laughed and carried on. rare but does happen
2025-10-07 17:22:42
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MisterKalamity :
I think there would be much less of a divide if police called us for legit psychs not just people they don’t want to book into jail
2025-10-07 03:53:57
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Joscelyn :
I think this is a fantastic idea. Fire, EMS, and PD should be working together rather than operating in silos or at odds—especially on scene where timely collaboration can literally save lives. Side note: I was literally discussing this just last night with a friend, questioning why law enforcement has the authority to 5150 someone, but we as paramedics do not. Paramedics are trained to assess mental and medical conditions, and in many cases, we are the first to see the severity of a situation. Ideally, there should be a collaborative discussion on scene, with both a LEO and a paramedic signing off. This could ensure that both medical necessity and public safety are balanced, and it would empower EMS to have a voice in critical behavioral health decisions. It’s a chance to shift the narrative from “who has authority” to “how can we best serve the patient?” If implemented widely, this could reduce unnecessary escalation, improve patient outcomes, and foster mutual respect between agencies. It’s time we start viewing behavioral emergencies not as law enforcement problems or medical problems alone, but as community problems that require a team-based response.
2025-10-07 03:37:25
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kat :
make money protecting health care professionals.
2025-10-09 12:31:42
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Stl :
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2025-10-06 22:05:31
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