Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Municipal EMS? It was someone on the street claiming to be a doctor.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Independent autopsy has been done. Bullet wounds to right chest, right arm, head, and a graze wound (news didn't say where).
Depending on where the shot to her head was, the rest could have been survivable I would think--blood stopping products advanced a ton during the ME wars.
It’s impossible to determine if she could have survived this. Did anyone have a trauma kit or IFAK? They’d need at least one chest seal and a CAT tourniquet. A chest dart would likely be necessary to treat a tension pneumothorax. How quickly did medics get there? QuikClot only does so much.
There was a doctor on the scene. ICE would not let him attend to her. When the medics showed up, they wouldn’t let them drive the ambulance to her so they had to park nearby and walk in
It was a crime scene. In situations like this EMS always needs to defer to law enforcement. None of that is out of the ordinary.
A doctor without a trauma kit would be useless.
ICE do not have the legal authority to restrict municipal EMS from attending to a patient.
In fact, it is a crime to prevent EMS from attending a victim
ICE impeded both the doctor and the EMS
Anonymous wrote:ICE detains 5-year-old in Minnesota as JD Vance set to visit
https://www.msn.com/en-us/video/peopleandplaces/ice-detains-5-year-old-in-minnesota-as-jd-vance-set-to-visit/vi-AA1UKlA3?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=6972510928e8488eb894090740a158c4&ei=18
Federal agents detained a 5-year-old boy, along with his father, as he was arriving home on Wednesday
Anonymous wrote:Municipal EMS? It was someone on the street claiming to be a doctor.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Independent autopsy has been done. Bullet wounds to right chest, right arm, head, and a graze wound (news didn't say where).
Depending on where the shot to her head was, the rest could have been survivable I would think--blood stopping products advanced a ton during the ME wars.
It’s impossible to determine if she could have survived this. Did anyone have a trauma kit or IFAK? They’d need at least one chest seal and a CAT tourniquet. A chest dart would likely be necessary to treat a tension pneumothorax. How quickly did medics get there? QuikClot only does so much.
There was a doctor on the scene. ICE would not let him attend to her. When the medics showed up, they wouldn’t let them drive the ambulance to her so they had to park nearby and walk in
It was a crime scene. In situations like this EMS always needs to defer to law enforcement. None of that is out of the ordinary.
A doctor without a trauma kit would be useless.
ICE do not have the legal authority to restrict municipal EMS from attending to a patient.
In fact, it is a crime to prevent EMS from attending a victim
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Independent autopsy has been done. Bullet wounds to right chest, right arm, head, and a graze wound (news didn't say where).
Depending on where the shot to her head was, the rest could have been survivable I would think--blood stopping products advanced a ton during the ME wars.
The third shot killed her. THIRD! He’ll be tried for murder. Bring back public hangings.
Explain how you get around Alito's 9-0 decision in Plumhoff.
Here's a reminder:
"We now consider respondent’s contention that, even if the use of deadly force was permissible, petitioners acted unreasonably in firing a total of 15 shots. We reject that argument. It stands to reason that, if police officers are justified in firing at a suspect in order to end a severe threat to public safety, the officers need not stop shooting until the threat has ended. As petitioners noted below, “if lethal force is justified, officers are taught to keep shooting until the threat is over.”
9-0. Including RBG, Breyer, Sotomayor, and Kagan.
Take it up with them.
A threat to public safety is not the same as a threat to the officer. The argument in this case is that he was shooting to protect HIMSELF, not anyone else. The case you cited is irrelevant.
A person who turned her vehicle towards the officer and accelerated to flee the scene, IS a threat to the public.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Independent autopsy has been done. Bullet wounds to right chest, right arm, head, and a graze wound (news didn't say where).
Depending on where the shot to her head was, the rest could have been survivable I would think--blood stopping products advanced a ton during the ME wars.
The third shot killed her. THIRD! He’ll be tried for murder. Bring back public hangings.
Explain how you get around Alito's 9-0 decision in Plumhoff.
Here's a reminder:
"We now consider respondent’s contention that, even if the use of deadly force was permissible, petitioners acted unreasonably in firing a total of 15 shots. We reject that argument. It stands to reason that, if police officers are justified in firing at a suspect in order to end a severe threat to public safety, the officers need not stop shooting until the threat has ended. As petitioners noted below, “if lethal force is justified, officers are taught to keep shooting until the threat is over.”
9-0. Including RBG, Breyer, Sotomayor, and Kagan.
Take it up with them.
A threat to public safety is not the same as a threat to the officer. The argument in this case is that he was shooting to protect HIMSELF, not anyone else. The case you cited is irrelevant.
Municipal EMS? It was someone on the street claiming to be a doctor.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Independent autopsy has been done. Bullet wounds to right chest, right arm, head, and a graze wound (news didn't say where).
Depending on where the shot to her head was, the rest could have been survivable I would think--blood stopping products advanced a ton during the ME wars.
It’s impossible to determine if she could have survived this. Did anyone have a trauma kit or IFAK? They’d need at least one chest seal and a CAT tourniquet. A chest dart would likely be necessary to treat a tension pneumothorax. How quickly did medics get there? QuikClot only does so much.
There was a doctor on the scene. ICE would not let him attend to her. When the medics showed up, they wouldn’t let them drive the ambulance to her so they had to park nearby and walk in
It was a crime scene. In situations like this EMS always needs to defer to law enforcement. None of that is out of the ordinary.
A doctor without a trauma kit would be useless.
ICE do not have the legal authority to restrict municipal EMS from attending to a patient.
In fact, it is a crime to prevent EMS from attending a victim
That guy was defending against the agitators.Anonymous wrote:Emmer: "The people you're seeing in these videos, the vast majority of them I do not believe are from Minnesota. These are organized chaos agents, paid agitators. The vast majority of Minnesotans that are talking to me appreciate that law enforcement has arrived, and they are happy they're there."
I am old enough to remember when republicans celebrated an underage shooter who crossed state lines because reasons.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Independent autopsy has been done. Bullet wounds to right chest, right arm, head, and a graze wound (news didn't say where).
Depending on where the shot to her head was, the rest could have been survivable I would think--blood stopping products advanced a ton during the ME wars.
It’s impossible to determine if she could have survived this. Did anyone have a trauma kit or IFAK? They’d need at least one chest seal and a CAT tourniquet. A chest dart would likely be necessary to treat a tension pneumothorax. How quickly did medics get there? QuikClot only does so much.
There was a doctor on the scene. ICE would not let him attend to her. When the medics showed up, they wouldn’t let them drive the ambulance to her so they had to park nearby and walk in
It was a crime scene. In situations like this EMS always needs to defer to law enforcement. None of that is out of the ordinary.
A doctor without a trauma kit would be useless.
ICE do not have the legal authority to restrict municipal EMS from attending to a patient.
Anonymous wrote:Geez, I can't figure out why people are pissed at ICE:
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Anonymous wrote:Emmer: "The people you're seeing in these videos, the vast majority of them I do not believe are from Minnesota. These are organized chaos agents, paid agitators. The vast majority of Minnesotans that are talking to me appreciate that law enforcement has arrived, and they are happy they're there."
I am old enough to remember when republicans celebrated an underage shooter who crossed state lines because reasons.
Anonymous wrote:
Are you saying that Minnesota is so corrupt that even the everyday citizens who serve on a Grand Jury will refuse to indict even though a clear crime was committed and is on video for the world to see????