Re: Any good samaritans?
Gut 'em like a fish, eh?
I don't carry guns, i do carry a knife though, but not for protection. One time on the way to breakfast with my parents, we came up on a head-on collision that closed the road down. My step-dad being a police officer naturally lended a helping hand, even though he had just worked midnight shift in baltimore city's eastern district, and we all jumped in to create a bucket line from a nearby house so we could put out the car that was on fire. We arrived on-scene prior to any emergency services so it was just us and a bunch of other un-certified volunteers. Anyway, while we were working on putting the fire out, my step-father pulled a gentlemen out of one car and laid him on the ground. The gentlemen said he'd be fine, to go help the other people. He started cutting through the seatbelts to resuce an elderly couple out of the burning vehicle, and had it not been for that knife, the two may have burned to death. Anyway, outcome was the elderly couple survived thanks to my step dad, and are now in good health, unfortunetly the other gentlemen was suffering from uncontrollable internal bleeding, he passed away before the paramedics arrived, and there was nothing any of us, or the medics could have done to save him.
So now I carry a knife wherever I go...you never know when you might need it... I also decided to get certified in first aid and cpr after this event...
Just a little good samaritan story.
Originally posted by t-topV6
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I don't carry guns, i do carry a knife though, but not for protection. One time on the way to breakfast with my parents, we came up on a head-on collision that closed the road down. My step-dad being a police officer naturally lended a helping hand, even though he had just worked midnight shift in baltimore city's eastern district, and we all jumped in to create a bucket line from a nearby house so we could put out the car that was on fire. We arrived on-scene prior to any emergency services so it was just us and a bunch of other un-certified volunteers. Anyway, while we were working on putting the fire out, my step-father pulled a gentlemen out of one car and laid him on the ground. The gentlemen said he'd be fine, to go help the other people. He started cutting through the seatbelts to resuce an elderly couple out of the burning vehicle, and had it not been for that knife, the two may have burned to death. Anyway, outcome was the elderly couple survived thanks to my step dad, and are now in good health, unfortunetly the other gentlemen was suffering from uncontrollable internal bleeding, he passed away before the paramedics arrived, and there was nothing any of us, or the medics could have done to save him.
So now I carry a knife wherever I go...you never know when you might need it... I also decided to get certified in first aid and cpr after this event...
Just a little good samaritan story.
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