obviously

http://www.azfamily.com/story/29701416/pedestrian-hit-killed-by-vehicle-in-scottsdale

I'm legit, no charges or citations will be filed. I have an attorney (friend) who is watching over this for my protection. It's a real sad story. It happened a mile from The salt river Pima Indian community and a tragedy that unfortunately has happened way too often not only here but across many of the other Indian communities throughout the United States. The police still don't know the name of the victim at least as of yesterday.

Jesus Christ, man

Significantly less fun than I imagined.

sheesh

fuck

I was told it was probably suicide. Alcohol was indeed a factor but not on my part.

uh.. on second thought tell me more about that rental

dude, are you ok? i mean you killed someone with your car.

Napalm wrote:uh.. on second thought tell me more about that rental

holy fuck

Hey guys what's goi HOLY SHIT az

I know there are a couple of first responders here... But I do question the decision made by the fire department after the 911 call was transferred to them for me with very little training to attempt to resuscitate a victim of a trauma, which was attempted very briefly until the paramedics finally arrived.

Holy shit. Sorry to hear man. Really terrible thing to have to go through.

It kinda ruined the glorious review that I was going to give you all about the wonders of this place called top golf where I've never seen so many hot girls attempting to smack balls around. It almsot convinced me to take up golf on a regular basis.

BigEd76 wrote:Another movie theater shooting today, this time Antioch TN

I'be been to that theater. Not a great neighborhood, though I don't remember that specific area being bad. Tennessee is just below Florida and maybe Texas in crazy per capita.

Holy crap, az. Sorry you had to go through something like that. Best to her family.

damn az

azrider wrote:I know there are a couple of first responders here... But I do question the decision made by the fire department after the 911 call was transferred to them for me with very little training to attempt to resuscitate a victim of a trauma, which was attempted very briefly until the paramedics finally arrived.

That's SOP. In lots of situations, even poor help is much better than no help. 911 dispatchers (I'm not sure if "all"; if Barry Jive were here he'd give a more authoritative answer) are trained on how to walk people through CPR and basic first aid over the phone.

All that said, I know very little about the subject so take this as only an uninformed opinion, but I often wonder why CPR/AED etc. is performed on victims of mass trauma. I remember one incident where a dude's brains were on the road and the cops were hustling to get an AED on him. But there's people who study this sort of thing and I imagine there's data that shows that it happens that someone like that gets kickstarted and they're able to survive and eventually overcome their trauma. I guess one time in a thousand is enough to keep doing it.

Holy shit az, that is a nightmare.