Another Mock EMS call that I made, Thinking of making it a series.

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Tags: EMS B&D Rescue
Date: 2010-07-27

A random movie I made when I had one to many hours to myself.

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Tags: EMS B&D Rescue
Date: 2010-07-26

This is a drive safely compilation however what it reminds me of is all us emergency responders deal with day after day. So when someone asks what are jobs are like, show them this. be safe out there, so many depend on us.

Added by: CopBoi
Tags: crashes accidents death drivers
Date: 2010-07-25

July 24, 2010: MIDDLETOWN, Ohio - A police officer has been trasnsported to the hospital after he was assaulted in Middletown Wednesday afternoon./nPolice say the officer was investigating a hit-skip accident near Aberdeen Drive and Central Avenue when the incident occurred around 4:40 p.m./nThe officer suffered facial injuries, according to police. He was taken to Atrium Medical Center.

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Tags: Officer assaulted Middletown ohio traffic stop
Date: 2010-07-25

EMS Prayer put to music

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Tags: EMS Prayer
Date: 2010-07-20

Bushkill Twp,PA-- Bushkill Twp Fire and EMS working at an MVA w/ heavy entrapment on RT 33 South at MM 13. CMD requested a double helo for 2 class 1 patients. Mutual Aid from Windgap Fire, Plainfield Twp Fire and Nazareth EMS were on scene.

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Tags: Bushkill Twp-Northampton County,PA *MVA w/ Rescue* 7-18-10
Date: 2010-07-19

Janice Wells called the Richland Police Department when she feared a prowler was outside her clapboard house in the rural west Georgia town. The third-grade teacher had phoned for help. But within minutes of an officer coming to her backdoor, she was screaming in pain and begging not to be shocked again with a Taser. With each scream and cry, the officer threatened her with more shocks. "All of it's just unreal to me. I was scared to death," Wells said in an interview with the AJC. "He kept tasing me and tasing me. My fingernails are still burned. My leg, back and my butt had a long scar on it for days." The officer in question is Ryan Smith of the Lumpkin Police Department. Smith was called to back up an officer from the Richland Police Department because the sheriff's office in the county, Stewart, had no deputies to send. Smith resigned as a result of the incident. The other officer involved, Tim Murphy of Richland PD, was fired for using pepper spray while trying to arrest Wells. Wells is considering filing a lawsuit, according to her attorney,. The details of the altercation between Wells and the officers have been fodder discussions in the two towns, which are only 10 miles apart. Some have speculated there was a racial component to the altercation between Wells and the policemen; Wells is black and the officers are white. Stewart County Sheriff Larry Jones, who came to the house seconds after the last electric shock was administered, suspects the outcome would have been different if the woman had been white and the officers black. "I don't think they would have done a white female like that," said Jones, who is black. "If they had, it wouldn't have been any doubt about whether they need to be terminated." Much of what happened in front of Wells' house was recorded by the camera on the dash of Smith's patrol car. The AJC obtained a copy of the video. Wells, hidden from camera view by the open door of the Richland patrol car, can be heard pleading, "Don't do that! Don't do that!" "Get in the car. Get in the car. You're going to get it again," Smith answered. Almost immediately there is another clicking as the Taser is discharged again and Wells screams. "Don't do it! Don't do it!" Wells pleads again. Smith, who quit eight days after the incident, remains unrepentant. "I did what I had to do to take control of the situation," Smith told the AJC about his decision to repeatedly discharge his Taser. Yet his former boss, Lumpkin Police Chief Steven Ogle, was shocked when he saw the video. "I couldn't believe it," Ogle said. "You don't use it [a Taser] for punitive reasons, to prod someone. It was evident it was an improper use of force. He was an excellent officer other than that incident." Smith resigned just as Ogle started the process to fire him, the chief said. Smith now works for the Chattahoochee County Sheriff's office. And on April 28, the Richland Police Department fired Murphy, the officer who first arrived at Wells' home. Murphy did not return phone calls seeking comment. Some of the details contained in police department records conflict with those provided in interviews. And only the end of the encounter between Wells and the officers is captured on video. But all agree that the struggle between Wells, 57, and Murphy, 52, started because she would not tell him the name of a friend who was at her house in Richland, 35 miles southeast of Columbus, when Murphy arrived around 9:30 p.m. on April 26. Wells, who teaches in Columbus, said she had called to report a prowler. Murphy wrote in his police report that he was dispatched to check out a report of an "unwanted guest." John Robinson was at Wells' house when Murphy pulled up. Robinson told the AJC his friend of 26 years had called him to be with her until the police arrived. Robinson lives 10 miles from Wells and her husband was in McRae, almost 90 miles away. According to Robinson, Wells and the police reports, the officer only asked Robinson how long he had known Wells, the status of their relationship and where he lived. Murphy asked nothing more, not even Robinson's name. Moments later Robinson left. Murphy wrote he let the man leave because it is best to seperate people in domestic violence situations. "I could always arrest him later if I needed to since he lived nearby," Murphy wrote in a report obtained by the AJC. But Wells and Robinson said there was no violence and nothing to suggest there had been any. As Robinson pulled out of the driveway, Murphy asked Wells for her friend's name. She refused to give it. "'You don't need to know that,'" Murphy wrote in his report was Wells' response. "I told her that she would need to give me the information that I needed or she would be arrested for obstruction. I explained that state law mandates that we investigate to determine if there has been any family violence." She retrieved her purse and began walking around the side of her house until Murphy said he was taking her to jail. "Janice then backed up from me in a fight or flight stance and I grabbed her arm and placed a handcuff on it," Murphy wrote. "She pulled away and she took off. I sprayed her with pepper spray. I chased her around the house and tripped and fell, injuring my knee just as I caught up with her. As I was once again walking her to the car, she broke loose again and ran. She tripped and fell and I grabbed her again. As we got to the car, I attempted to get the other handcuff on her and get her in the car." Wells told the AJC, she finally stopped. "I fell to the ground. I was balled up and I was begging him to leave me alone," Wells said. "Then he called for help." Smith answered Murphy's call for backup. In his report, Smith wrote he was concerned for Murphy's welfare because his voice was weak. "[He] sound[ed] as if he could barely talk," Smith wrote. The camera recorded images of Smith's short drive down a two-lane road, but once he got within sight of the Wells' clapboard house, the dash cam also began recording sound. As Smith pulled up, the video showed, Murphy was leaning on the roof of his car and a side door was open. He appeared to be talking to Wells, who was "in a ball position facing the ground," according to Smith's report. Smith, 22, said nothing as he strode to the side of the car, his Taser in hand. Then came the sound of the electric buzz of the Taser and Wells screaming "Oh God! Oh God!" "Get in the car! Get in the car! Get in the car! You gonna get it again," Smith screamed. Wells cried. In seconds the sound of the Taser can be heard again. "Don't do it. Don't do it. I ain't gonna do nothing," Wells pleaded. Smith is heard threatening a more aggressive setting on his Taser. And then he used it again. "It felt like electricity going through your body," Wells said. "He was tasing me so fast and I was asking them to stop. To me, it was like it was a dream." Murphy's report says Smith used his Taser three times. Smith said he probably discharged the Taser three or four times for a total of six seconds. One of those times, he shocked himself. The sound from the video suggests he discharged the device at least four times. Wells' attorney, Gary Parker, said it may have been as many as 12 times. Parker said no decision has been made on filing a lawsuit but he is talking with local officials about a resolution. After hearing about the calls to Wells' house, a woman he had known for years, the sheriff got to the house just as she was shocked for the last time. He said he could hear her screams as he pulled up. "Larry, help me," Wells said as the sheriff walked up. "Larry, I didn't do nothing." Jones said, "It took my best to hold my composure." On the video, Jones can be heard softly reassuring Wells. Later that night, Jones bonded Wells out of jail and drove her to an area hospital to be examined. He watched the video from the dash camera later. "It was worse than what I thought it was. I was shocked," the sheriff told the AJC. "The public needs to know."

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Tags: police tazer zapped fired
Date: 2010-07-13

Bushkill Police Rescue - Raw Video

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Tags: Bushkill Police Rescue - Raw Video
Date: 2010-06-29

BUSHKILL TWP., Pa. -- A rescue by police officers of a man trapped inside a burning pickup was all caught on tape. When officers reached the burning truck off Cherry Hill Road in Bushkill Township, Northampton County around 2:30 Saturday morning, all three grabbed their fire extinguishers. Brian Stahl, Sr., first assistant chief of the Bushkill Township Volunteer Fire Company, had already started to knock down the flames. Ofc. Joshua Miller and Cpl. David Marino ran up to the truck to try and get the driver, Roger Blanchard, 22, of Lower Nazareth Township, out. It obviously sustained damage from the crash, said Marino. I was unable to get the driver door open. I put my fire extinguisher right inside the passenger side window, said Miller. Ofc. Miller was able to extinguish it long enough for me to at least get a hold of the male to get him somewhat out of the vehicle, said Marino. Miller, whose fire extinguisher ran out, went around to the driver's side. There were a number of small explosions, but the officers didn't let up. As we're pulling the guy out, his pants are actually on fire, his clothes are kinda melting off him, said Miller. Seconds after they pulled Blanchard out, there was a much larger explosion. Miller and Marino dragged Blanchard down a steep embankment and fell. At that point, I went to help them and that's when I ran down the hill and I fell, said Ofc. Crystal Happel, who broke her nose. Blanchard was taken to St. Luke's Hospital in Fountain Hill, Lehigh County, where he's recovering. The officers said it was a team effort. At the end of the day, said Happel, us as a team, everybody together worked together to save that man's life

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Tags: bushkill police crash fire entrapped
Date: 2010-06-29

This is a new MAD-81 SAR - search and rescue hovercraft, ultimate amphibian airboat, able to operate on land water snow and ice.

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Tags: SAR rescue hovercraft search hovercrafts mad boat
Date: 2010-05-08

This is new MAD-81, universal high performance work and rescue hovercraft, suitable for personal or professional use. It can operate on land water snow and ice.

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Tags: universal hovercraft personal hovercrafts work search amphibian boat
Date: 2010-05-08

Cool new head cam for police

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Tags: Cool new head cam for police
Date: 2010-04-22

March 14, 2010 - Dog eats cop car: A Chattanooga police officers vehicle got more than it bargained for when it came in contact with Winston the dog. The dog is now held by animal control. Winston the dog escaped from his owner and began attacking the cop car and ripping it off the bumper. He also chewed through some tires, not shown in the video.

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Tags: police dogs attack accident funny
Date: 2010-03-27

(March 23) -- An on-duty Colorado State Patrol trooper was pulled over in his marked patrol car Monday and arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after several concerned citizens called 911 to report he was driving erratically.

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Tags: On-Duty State Trooper Driving Drunk and Arrested
Date: 2010-03-25

Part 2

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Tags: back draft fire house explosion chicago ems
Date: 2010-03-23

Park Ridge, New Jersey - Working Fire in a 3 story building. Companies took a defensive stand as fire tore through the upper floors and through the roof. Many mutual aid units were dispatched to the scene and the fire was placed under control in about 2 hours

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Date: 2010-03-23

Trains takes out a Detroit fire truck

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Tags: train detoit fire truck accident
Date: 2010-03-23

February 19, 2010 SUN-TIMES MEDIA WIRE Two firefighters will remain hospitalized while two others will be going home later Thursday after they were injured by a backdraft while battling a blaze in a South Side Back of the Yards neighborhood home. Two firefighters were taken to University of Chicago Hospital and two others were taken to Holy Cross Hospital after suffering injuries about 2:45 p.m. fighting a fire at 4855 S. Paulina St., according to Fire Media Affairs Director Larry Langford. As of 5:30 p.m., Langford said the two firefighters at U of C would remain hospitalized for at least another day and possibly longer, one with burns and possible airway injuries and the other with airway injuries. Both were listed in good condition, he said. "They're OK. There's nothing life-threatening." The two firefighters at Holy Cross were to be released from the hospital later Thursday, he said.

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Tags: back draft fire house explosion chicago ems
Date: 2010-03-03

This hovercraft MAD-81 is designed for personal use, hovercraft work and hovercraft rescue and search operations. MAD-81 rescue hovercraft can transport up to 4 adult persons and is able to operate on land and water, snow, ice and mud. Hovercraft is your ultimate amphibian rescue boat.

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Date: 2010-02-17

Randolph NJ - Firefighter Allen Bell from Dover Fire Dept. in New Jersey captured this CLOSE CALL video of a firefighter who had to bail out of a 2nd floor window while conducting a search for a missing resident. As conditions worsened, the firefighter made it to a 2nd floor window and called out for a ladder. This put firefighter Bells RIT team into action by grabbing the nearest extension ladder to assist the firefighter. This video shows the firefighter falling from the window to the ground and other firefighters carrying him to the front of the house. This video should be used as a training tool. There are several training classes and videos offered that show proper technique in "ladder bail outs". You and your dept. should learn these techniques so this does not happen to you. His injuries were minor, but he could have suffered worse injuries. Also, the FC3 Fire Helmet Camera (www.FireVideo.net) was used in the video and shows that this camera can be another "tool for the helmet", and if used properly, can assist in training, review and investigation. Below is the story from the Randolph News. RANDOLPH -- A stubborn fire swept through a two-story house this morning, killing a woman and injuring a township firefighter, authorities said. Norma Miller, 84, lived in the wood-frame house on Carrell Road with two of her sons, both of whom were able to escape from the house unhurt, firefighters said. One firefighter, whose name was not released, was injured when he fell out of a second-story window. He was caught by fellow firefighters and taken to Morristown Memorial Hospital. He was not seriously hurt, Randolph Fire Chief William Wagner said. The blaze began about 11:30 a.m. in a first-floor bedroom, and flames spread through the ceiling, according to Wagner and the Morris County Prosecutors Office. The brothers were on the first floor when the fire began, and their mother was upstairs and unable to get out of the house, said Capt. Jeffrey Paul, a spokesman for Morris County Prosecutor Robert Bianchi. Smoke billowed out of the house and could be seen hundreds of yards down the road. At first, I thought it was fog, said Emerson Crooks, a neighbor. Then, I opened the door and smelled smoke. Firefighters from a half dozen municipalities responded to the scene and pumped water into the second floor of the home for more than three hours trying to put out what was described as a stubborn blaze. This is the longest burn Ive seen in 15 years, said Randolph police Lt. Chris Giuliani. Wagner said firefighters had to use flame-retardant foam from the Brookside Fire Department in Mendham to put out the blaze. We could not get the water to stick long enough to the wood, the fire chief said late this evening. If it werent for Brookside, wed still be battling the fire. The cause of the blaze has not yet been determined, and is being investigated by the Morris County Prosecutors Offices Arson Unit along with Randolph police, the Morris County Sheriffs Office Criminal Investigations Section and the Newark Field Division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Miller, who was the mother of a third son, Star-Ledger news and wire editor Jim Miller of Montgomery, was remembered as a generous and friendly neighbor. She was a nice lady, Crooks said. She was always outside, cleaning and fixing up things. Its a real shame. Wagner, the fire chief, is a parishioner at the same church Miller attended — the Mount Freedom Presbyterian Church. She was a real nice lady, Wagner said, adding that Miller sang in the church choir. Wagner said he called the pastor, Linda Gaden, to inform her that one of her parishioners had died. This was the first fire fatality in Randolph in more than 20 years, the fire chief said. The family dog also died in the fire, officials said.

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Date: 2010-02-17